Sentence examples for its vested from inspiring English sources

"With polling day so close," he wrote, "the treacherous political establishment is fighting viciously to defend its vested interests".

Moreover, he added, the foundation "even takes its vested interest to seeing the data it helped generate taken to policy".

It then examines how the alcohol industry sought to strategically advance its vested interests to lower and eventually eliminate the beer and wine duty in Hong Kong.

It is not immune to the compulsion and communication imperative to reach and woo the public, both at home and abroad, for its vested interests.

Because of its vested interest in the auction proceedings, Donuts initially approached Peter Cramton, a University of Maryland economics professor, who designed the ascending-clock model, for help.

National Grid's dual role as builder of interconnectors and manager of balancing electricity supplies has also raised questions about its vested interests.

It vested its soft power in sports and particularly soccer even if it was a late convert to the beautiful game.

The back-to-back Jeremy Paxman interrogations of Messrs Miliband and Cameron on Channel 4 and Sky had its moments, but it vested too much authority in one man.

Today, Minneapolis (pop. 372,833) has a taller, gleaming downtown with an array of bustling businesses, its history vested from its days as a vibrant flour milling center.

Fifth Wall is betting its backers' vested interest in its portfolio companies will naturally help them vault past competitors.

As with Fifth Wall, Navitas is betting its backers' vested interest in its portfolio companies will help them vault past competitors.