Sentence examples for interests of groups from inspiring English sources
These include aggregating and representing the interests of groups of individuals in a way that a single individual would not be able to do, helping to facilitate government by providing policy makers with information that is essential to making laws, and educating their members on issues and perhaps giving them political experience for entering politics.
These distinct but partially overlapping movements have in common the insistence that education and its philosophy are inevitably political and the impulse to reveal relations of power in educational theory and practice and to develop philosophical accounts of education that take full account of the values and interests of groups that have traditionally been excluded from educational thinking.
The activity was most intense at the light near the end of the chute of orange barrels that leads to a precarious intersection on West Park Drive, closest to the Vanderbilt playground, where the swarming interests of groups that use the park -- competitive cyclists, commuter cyclists, pedestrians, runners, dog-walkers and drivers - tend to collide.
This would entail the freedom to formulate and implement policy decisions without being hamstrung by the particularistic interests of groups within the society.
The CEA represents about 90% of the cinema industry in the UK, and also pushes the interests of groups such as the Federation Against Copyright Theft (Fact).
"There's a demonisation of the left which represents the interests of groups in power," she told the BBC before securing her victory.
The city's lawyers portrayed Costa Mesa as accommodating and working in the best interest of group homes' residents as well as the wider community.
Armed gangs represent the interests of both groups.
The Legislature must respond to the interests of various groups.
Everyone understands the perspective and interests of these groups.
The other, even worse, follows the failed policies of George Bush, putting the interests of powerful groups ahead of working families.
