Sentence examples for interests in which from inspiring English sources

But all complex, intractable negotiations – especially those involving ancient, entrenched interests in which sheer survival is at stake – share something in common.

The United Nations report on Congo paints a picture of a complex web of interests in which armies and militias from a half-dozen African countries were involved in slaughtering civilians between 1993 and 2003.

The Sun's political editor, Tom Nexplainsnn, explains that he obtained the information through "an extensive trawl of the register of members' interests" in which MPs declare their extra earnings.

Eastern Congo is home to the worst war on the continent right now, an intensely predatory conflict driven by a mix of ethnic, commercial, nationalist and criminal interests, in which various armed groups often vent their rage against women.

Taken together, then, the evidence lays bare if not a conspiracy then certainly a confluence of establishment interests in which some journalists enthusiastically peddled sensational lies to denigrate the deceased and suggest the fans were the authors of their own demise.

"There are a whole range of security interests in which we are cooperating with Russia and it would be a profound mistake for us to slip back into mistrust as a consequence of our failure to ratify Start," Mr. Obama said.

"The federal government has no interest in which rock star has the clap".

That lawsuit covered only "disclaimer of interest" — in which union officials initiate the dissolution.

I also wonder if the United States has an interest in which way things go?

But in the developing story of autism – interest in which has increased hugely in the last decade – girls have been neglected.

But it is not hard to imagine cases of clear public interest in which arrests should be reported".