Sentence examples for interests of established from inspiring English sources

Often, too, 20th-century dictators in Latin America allied themselves with a particular social class, attempting either to maintain the interests of established economic groupings or to press social reforms.

It's very hard to grow profitability when you are at capacity". Kevin Tsujihara, the new president of Warner's Home Entertainment Group, said one reason home video is now a part of the new digital group is that the interests of established clients, like Wal-Mart or movie theater owners, need to be balanced with those of consumers, who want content on demand.

The participation of personalities like Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, former director of CIA, Michael Hayden, former New York State governor David Paterson, and former U.S. National Intelligence director James Clapper highlight the interest of established tech giants and traditional institutions in the technology.

At his accession the stability of the Umayyad caliphate was threatened by the discontent of the Mawālī (non-Arab Muslims) and the "pious opposition," who resented the Umayyads allegedly for putting political interests ahead of established religious principles.

As with the original writeup, I aim for a neutral viewpoint in the interest of establishing a common factual understanding.

In the interest of establishing a relationship with Iraq, Egan took the Iraqi Ambassador Nizar Hamdoun and his wife to a Giants game.

And so, in the interest of establishing his own identity, Paul wants people to know that "I met Ronald Reagan as a teenager when my father was a Reagan delegate in 1976".

Is there a real interest of establishing comparisons between a national speed program and few radar devices installed through a city?

We decided to use genotypes as the primary comparison due to the interest of establishing the possible association from models of Mendelian inheritance: dominance, co-dominant and recessive; furthermore, this approach gives more comprehensive information these polymorphisms' role in this disease.

The banking and financial industry's pushback becomes more desperate; the turf wars between entrenched agencies trying to keep their power become more heated; the mainstream media's habit of internalizing bad faith arguments in the name of "balance" becomes more pronounced; and the public interest loses out to the interests of the established financial/political class.

More, the complexity benefited a number of established interests.