Sentence examples for interests formerly from inspiring English sources

All assets and interests formerly grouped in the trust were transferred to the New Jersey company.

We can continue encouraging girls to pursue interests formerly roped off to The Boys.

As family members left to pursue other interests, the formerly thriving family business had lost ground.

To protect its interests, ACA International, formerly the American Collectors Association, opened a full-time Washington lobbying office this month.

News Corporation - as Murdoch's media interests were formerly known - paid $6.6bn to acquire DirecTV from its unlikely parent, General Motors.

President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia, who said in August that Moscow had "privileged interests" in areas formerly in its domain, visited Kazakhstan just two weeks before Ms. Rice.

Then they moved in when Italy's motorways and motorway-catering services were privatised; their interests in Atlantia (formerly Autostrade) and Autogrill now account for well over half the family's estimated net worth of €9 billion.

Other wealthy figures from the world of finance listed under Fox in the MPs' register of interests are: Stanley Fink, formerly of Man Group; Alan Howard, of Brevan Howard; Jon Moulton of Better Capital; and the property tycoons David & Simon Reuben.

Different versions of the threshold approach propose somewhat different thresholds for when the current interests of a formerly competent individual cease to be authoritative.

In short, on this alternative view, the capacity to value marks the morally crucial threshold above which the current interests of a formerly competent individual remain authoritative for the surrogate's decisions and the conflicting interests of the earlier self can be set aside.

Likewise, many collectors who were formerly interested only in traditional folk Americana are now reportedly buying works by those on the outsider fringe, Europeans as well as Americans.