Mill draws a distinction between interests that are so important that they are immune from state interference, interests that enjoy a presumption in favor of liberty, and interests that enjoy no such presumption.
As stated by Tummala et al. (1997), primary reasons for resistance are often lack of clarity and uncertainty of change, pressure, interference with interests, and reluctance to learn something new and hence managing resistance to change.
For the ease of notation, we define the covariance for the signal of interest, interference and additive white Gaussian noise as E[xx* ] = R x, E = R γ, and E[nn* ] = R n, respectively.
"We agree with the US and UK that Iran is engaged in a lot of interference, but our interest in dealing with Iran is to be careful not to open a second front along the Iranian border with Afghanistan," he said.
Needlessly micromanaging the disclosure process is always problematic, but interference driven by interest group pressure is doubly problematic.
In recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs), 'bacterial interference' has attracted interest as a possible alternative treatment option.
-It's OK to freelance on the side as long as there's no conflict of interest, interference with daytime job tasks and schedules, or competition with the company's business.
Since the discovery of RNA interference (RNAi), the interest in small RNAs as both therapeutic targets and agents has been growing rapidly.
As Robert Feldman of Morgan Stanley notes, the process remains "complex and vulnerable to interference by vested interests".
We want the least possible interference in the interests of a quick return to reasonable calm in Egypt".
