Dorothy Wedderburn, who has died aged 87, was a social scientist with interests that came to centre on industrial sociology.
Dorothy Wedderburn, who has died aged 87, was a social scientist with interests that came to centre on industrial sociology.
His Republican rival, George W. Bush, accused him of "double talk" for soliciting campaign contributions from companies with interests that came before the powerful Senate commerce committee, of which Mr. McCain was chairman.
Looking further ahead, Froome sees Sunday's race as the beginning of his build-up to the Rio Olympic Games, depending on how hard the course is there, but in the short term he faces a challenge that is far more complex than winning the Tour de France, because of the tactical niceties and team interests that come into play.
Zhao et al. [25] proposed to separately model users' topical interests that come from these various behavioral signals to construct better user profiles.
Sometimes it's better to express broad goals rather than precise tactics – for example, to help build your child's independence and confidence; encourage her to pursue interests that come naturally and maintain relationships with family and friends.
Authoritarian governments are more likely than democracies to be at war with other countries, and it's not good for the protection of global interests that come together with peace, like free trade and shipping and environmental protection.
I think [Supreme Court] Justice [Samuel] Alito asked in the Hobby Lobby case last year, "How can a corporation care about birth control?" And they said that a corporation is basically a bunch of human interests that come together to form a corporation.
