Increasingly, they are being attacked by business interests, which are often the targets of clinic lawsuits.
"Everyone pursues their own interests, which are entirely different from what they declare".
However, this actually diminishes Europe's influence, because they usually defend national interests, which are often divergent.
So it is unsurprising that his Presidency has largely served their interests, which are very different from our interests.
It is an odd mix, divided into blocks representing business and professional interests which are themselves aligned with political factions.
For it will entail taking on big vested interests which are powerfully represented within her own party.
PAUL KRUGMAN: Keynes told us that in the long run it is ideas, not vested interests, which are dangerous for good or evil.
As James threw himself into drawing, Dominique pursued her own interests, which are, according to Ms. Coles, "boys and hair," and according to James, "being annoying".
The purpose of foreign policy is to further a state's interests, which are derived from geography, history, economics, and the distribution of international power.
Beans no longer mean Heinz in my house: I buy Branston (no interests), which are less mushy and have a much richer tomatoey savouriness.
