Conrad took the side of the vavasours, who wanted their lands to be hereditary, against the bishops, and he generally supported the interests of the lay aristocracy.
What if the long-run interests of inhabitants lay with breaking up such social estates, by means of sales or removal, enforced by an "enlightened" housing department?
Most Catholic saints come from the clergy and the ranks of monks and nuns, but John Paul II was interested in the beatification of lay people.
At the minimum, for Dewey, democracy involves the expression of interests on the part of voters; the vote helps to protect individuals from putative experts about where the interests of people lie.
Schneider's television ad responds to the mailers and the robocalls by accusing Sheyman's "out-of-state special interests" of "spreading lies about progressive Brad Schneider".
It's unlikely to teach professionals on Wall Street anything new or to change their minds, and there's little to grip the interest of the lay reader.
The judges there ruled that because the child's house crossed both districts, the family could choose the town where their "constellation of interests" lay.
This kernel was assumed to be stationary as all regions of interest lay within 5 cm of the centre of the transaxial field of view.
In the present study, the focus of interest lay on the reconstruction of the actual genesis of boredom, hence, we investigated subjective experiences in situ.
Armed with this knowledge, estimation of odds of death for any particular group of interest lay simply in multiplying appropriate numbers in the figure.
