Sentence examples for interests close from inspiring English sources
Greenpeace Russia has condemned the extent to which business interests close to the regime control the forests.
Its neighbours, torn between street idealism and state interests, close their eyes and brace for the worst.If onlookers farther afield have a sense of déjà vu, the feeling of many of Iran's neighbours is "here we go again".
As the diplomat put it, Mr. Brahimi had not yet figured out how to accommodate Shiite interests close to Ayatollah Sistani, which is considered essential to maintaining legitimacy, without angering restive Sunni.
Natsource was seeking advice about working with agricultural interests — close to Mr. Daschle when he was in the Senate — about potential legislation that could reward farmers for crops that reduced greenhouse gases.
April 29, 2009 At a public meeting in Hammersmith Greenhalgh acknowledges that "there will have been a bunch of discussions with many, many people who have land-holding interests" close to the Queen Caroline housing estate.
Another Berman creation Big Green Radicals claims environmental groups are funded by Russian oil interests close to Vladimir Putin, put up billboards on the Pennsylvania turnpike attacking Lady Gaga, Robert Redford and other celebrities who oppose fracking, and sent a poison Valentine to the fossil fuel divestment campaign.
–The public would be better served by dissolving the space program and applying the money to programs that serve interests closer to home.
While Dein claims to hold Arsenal's interests closest to his heart it is hard to find another supporter of the club who feels the same way as he does about Usmanov.
Even those with Labour's interests closest to their hearts should fear a victory that might tempt the leadership to regard months of indecision as a triumphant feat of political genius.
George W. would be hard pressed to find a candidate with veterans' interests closer to the heart.
It was into this climate of vested interests closing ranks that Thomas Ryan stepped.
