Sentence examples for interests underpinning from inspiring English sources
When I ask Diaz about the tangled web of vested interests underpinning the barra's control over the game, he looks blank.
Both scenarios threaten to plunge the country into a vicious cycle as each attempt to placate one side alienates the other, eroding the assumption of shared interests underpinning Britain's unitary state.
This enlightened self-interest, underpinned by a sense of national solidarity, is a more reliable source of mutual support than charitable contributions.
Relations between Germany and Japan were driven by mutual self-interest, underpinned by the shared militarist, expansionist and nationalistic ideologies of their respective governments.
New donors promote the discourse of solidarity and mutual benefits as founding stones of their SSC, when at the same time foreign policy interests underpin such initiatives.
To meet these criteria standards have to be independent, free of conflict of interests and underpinned by scientific expertise; furthermore they need the recognition of reputable environmental and social NGOs, conveying legitimacy to the standards according to the buyers and quality guarantors.
This also means we address the forces at play in general, that is: the societal power structures, interests and relationships underpinning the field.
An American-Russian alignment based on opposition to Islamic extremism would provide a common interest to underpin a positive reset of relations.
Firstly, our interest in pathways underpinning macrophage activation [ 21] motivated us to want to analyse in parallel the contribution of a number of known factors to the IFNγ response in these cells.
Underpinning the interest for T-Mobile is concern by the major service providers about limited wireless spectrum.
There is considerable interest in the mechanisms underpinning plant metal tolerance, a complex process that enables plants to survive metal ion stress and adapt to maintain growth and development without exhibiting symptoms of toxicity.
