Sentence examples for interests known from inspiring English sources

"We've continued to make our interests known to Lehman Brothers and their representatives".

In England this responsibility is exercised by regional consortia of colleges, local educational authorities, universities, and teacher interests known as area training organizations that were established after 1944.

In 2005, the government amended the landmark 1992 Law on the Protection of Women's Rights and Interests, known as the Women's Constitution, to make gender equality an explicit state policy.

He may tread in the footsteps of his mentor, François Mitterrand, but he had none of the former Socialist president's cosy ties to African strongmen and French businessmen through the web of interests known as Françafrique.

Inheriting White Star from his father, his first act as owner had been to sell it to the Wall Street behemoth J Pierpont Morgan, who included it in the portfolio of his interests known as International Mercantile Marine.

Last summer, a coalition of racing and gambling interests known as the Friends of New York Racing proposed that New York merge the three race tracks and the state's six off-track betting operations into a for-profit entity that would be granted the Aqueduct slots license and a second slots license for Belmont.

Unions and corporate interests know that nothing gets done except through him.

Many Tory MPs looking to their interests know that Osborne's approval is important to their prospects of ministerial promotion.

If special interests knew their campaign spending would be likely to trigger recusal, they might not try as hard to buy up judges.

Those interests know they control the Republicans, because Republicans answer to money first and foremost.

NBC has also made its interest known.