Sentence examples for interests to join from inspiring English sources

So in 2009, after the North's second nuclear test, it suited China's interests to join sanctions against Pyongyang.

From today's perspective it seems quaint that anyone could seriously have considered that it would have been in Britain's interests to join the single currency.

Not met – The decision has been delayed to the next parliament 3) The Lib Dems say it is in Britain's long-term interests to join the euro, but only after a referendum.

For instance, Robert B. Zoellick, the United States trade representative, came to India last month and sought to convince the government here that it was in India's interests to join a new round of international trade talks.

Instead of letting a travel company dictate an agenda based on what will sell, it allows individuals to suggest their own group trip and invite others – friends or strangers with shared interests – to join them.

But a survey in mid-September by Merrill Lynch found that for the first time a majority among British fund managers had "lost their enthusiasm" for the euro, arguing that it would not be in the country's long-term economic interests to join.

"I take them every single year, hoping it'll spark their interest to join," she said of her boys, ages 5, 7 and 8.

PAHWP had its first meeting on 24 July and a number of additional countries from west Africa and the Southern Africa Development Community have already expressed their interest to join.

"It is in the EU's interest to join early, alongside major economies such as the US and China, and alongside other 'high ambition' countries," the paper says.

He must also soon decide whether those same powers of persuasion can convince a still more-or-less sceptical electorate that it is in the nation's interest to join the euro.

"I am sure that it would be in Scotland's interest to join Nato and to continue to anchor our own defence in a wider alliance of Western democracies," she said in a letter to the Scotsman newspaper.