Sentence examples for interests to extend from inspiring English sources

"It is in our best interests to extend the hand of friendship to the new president of the United States, who is not a politician and will likely come at things from a different perspective," he said.

But the detection of the individual use of performance-enhancing drugs is more straightforward than that of collective match-fixing and spot-fixing, which is why the trial of the Pakistani trio and their agent, Mazhar Majeed, is such a rare example of its type, and so important at a time when modern communications enable gambling interests to extend their tentacles ever further.

Unfazed by this response, Salah traveled to the United States and lobbied hard with the US State Department, the White House, and the US Trade Representative that it was in US interests to extend the QIZ into Jordan's interiors.

It is usually in the company's interests to extend the indications of its products.

Journal staff should clearly identify how far back they wish their journal policy on competing interests to extend, considering what is appropriate for the journal.

Let me suggest that it would also be of considerable interest to extend this study to other cultures.

"VTB has expressed no interest to extend its present contract, the last event of which was the IAAF World Championships in Beijing.

Mr. Fraser said that when he learned of the museum's plan to move to New London he decided it was not in the town's best interest to extend the $1-a-year 1-a-year 1-a-year lease

"Everybody evaluated the ISL proposal and discussed it over the past year, but upon full evaluation, we felt it was in our best interest to extend with ABC," Womack said.

He remarked that it was of great interest to extend his results to certain Banach spaces.

It is of special interest to extend this study to a national level.