Sentence examples for interests that use from inspiring English sources

Such reforms, which have been demanded for decades, would separate those of us who are for trade expansion and the protectionist special interests that use "trade" agreements to implement their agendas.

If Congress had to bail out the Postal Service, it would effectively be subsidizing the private interests that use the service to distribute advertising cheaply.

He added: "The aspirations of citizens are once again being trampled beneath corrupt, oligarchic interests – interests that use money to stifle political opposition and dissent, to buy politicians and media outlets, and to weaken judicial independence".

We have come to take our country back from the special interests that use Washington as their personal piggy bank, the special interests that are more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare.

(APPLAUSE) We have come to take our country back from the special interests that use Washington as their personal piggy bank, the special interests that are more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare.

He described business interests that use the mail, from banks and credit card companies to direct-mail advertisers, as excessively focused on limiting price increases –even as the lack of broad legislation from Congress puts more pressure on postal officials to raise mailing prices.

He argues that the powerful interests that used to block reform have changed their minds.

But there was also a less obvious contingent: an international assortment of business interests that used their influence to push for a deal.

For most of American history, newspapers were owned and operated locally, often by families, business or political interests that used barrels of ink to advance broader agendas.

"We entered a vicious cycle in which political power became more concentrated in moneyed interests that used the power to their advantage – getting tax cuts, expanding tax loopholes, benefiting from corporate welfare and free-trade agreements, slicing safety nets, enacting anti-union legislation, and reducing public investments.

This is obviously not the Republican party of Eisenhower or Rockefeller or even the Bushes any more: it is the voice overwhelmingly of flyover America, and the anti-abortion, gun lobby special interests that used to lie on the fringe of national politics.