Sentence examples for interests stopped from inspiring English sources
With "Super Six", Showtime had the right motivation, but vested interests stopped it from solving one of boxing's perennial problems.
Nobuo Tanaka, head of the International Energy Agency, which represents oil importers' interests, stopped short of saying that OPEC needed to raise output, but suggested the group should be more flexible in its thinking about supply.
"It does appear that because Epsom was in Surrey, the London interests stopped the merger taking place," he said.
This procedure excluded circa 20% of the participants who for various reasons (e.g. geographical relocation, poor health, or new interests) stopped working in the eldercare services in the participating municipalities.
Where his interests stop and the public interest begins is a critical line that Palmer and this parliament must draw to preserve integrity and confidence in our democracy.
Mr. de Pury started the bidding at $300,000, and when he saw there was no interest, stopped at $320,000.
If previous presidents considered that the public interest stopped at the bedroom door, Mr Sarkozy decided to allow the cameras in literally, for one Paris Match photo shoot in his Elysée Palace bedroom.
If the above is of no interest, stop reading.
Convention says that the public interest stops at the bedroom door (see Charlemagne).
On Twitter, Ms Pulvar mocked her demotion, referring to "when I had a brain".Since the public interest stops at the bedroom door, much in France is unspoken, as Jean Quatremer says in his book "Sex, Lies and the Media".
He returned to the subject in 1993 with The Candlemass Road, a short novel which at times seems like one of Daphne Du Maurier's historical romances, except that the love interest stops dead, perhaps realistically so.
