Sentence examples for interests to which from inspiring English sources

At root, then, the vital interests to which President Bush referred are both genuine and significant, given America's current dependence on foreign oil.

He pointed proudly to being a member of no political party and to the position that he has no particular constituency or special interests to which he is obligated.

The sources of a candidate's financial support also alert the voter to the interests to which a candidate is most likely to be responsive and thus facilitate predictions of future performance in office.

We cannot say that the public interests to which we have adverted, and others, are not sufficient to warrant the state in taking the whole business of banking under its control.

Now in the age of the "war on terror" and the Internet, we face another crisis: our rights are battered not just by government but by private interests as well, private interests to which we have surrendered much of our privacy in exchange for convenient services.

From 1940 on, with the diffusion of existentialism through continental Europe, its directions developed in keeping with the diversity of the interests to which they were subject: the religious interest, the metaphysical (or nature of Being) interest, and the moral and political interest.

The public interest to which he dedicated his life ended with questions about his private interests.

Sir James denies that DJG's UK tax bill was 'slashed' by payments of interest to which the Guardian referred.

(Our fact-checkers have been tracking this over time). This is the "conflict of interest" to which Trump is referring.

An arrangement generally has a dominant area or centre of visual interest to which the eye returns after examining all aspects of the arrangement.

And it is the railroad, as distinguished from the Creek Nation, owner of a possible reversionary interest, to which the benefit from the improvement enures.