Sentence examples for interests for good from inspiring English sources

In either case, to say that something is a matter of luck for someone, in the sense of "luck" that is relevant to justice, is to imply that it affects this person's interests for good or bad.

As a young man, I even planned one day simply to hand him back the cash I stole, plus interest for good measure, and explain why, complete with abject apology.

He's even accused of not paying for things like a custom mat by the American Paper Towel Corp., which claims in a suit that the Sapir Organization owes $23,298.64 plus interest for goods sold for the foreclosed building at 100 Church Street.

That vote represents a historic chance for this most archaic of bodies to put aside their own interests for the good of the game.

She seemed to acknowledge that today in accepting Mr. Bush's nomination, citing "the need to strike an appropriate balance between competing interests for the good of all Americans".

And McLeish believes that Rangers' lurch towards liquidation and the creation of a new club at Ibrox has forced football authorities to think beyond their own interests for the good of the game.

We are corrupt, unclean and unable to rise above our personal interests for greater good.

Few are willing to sacrifice their ambitions or their interests for the good of the group.

But these quirky skills and interests can make for good radio.

Well, Keynes told us that ideas, not vested interests, are dangerous for good or evil; so maybe, just maybe, that coding error will turn out to have been a real force for good.

Was Lee Kuan Yew correct in his belief that Mandarins (in the tradition of Plato's philosopher kings) who put the public good above their personal interests are necessary for good governance?