Sentence examples for narrow vested from inspiring English sources
Rich and poor nations engaged in heated ideological skirmishing even as they battled to defend narrow vested interests, with Ecuadorean bananas and Thai tuna among issues that at times blocked consensus.
"This decision is clearly a political one to meet the narrow, vested interests of the Irish government and is not based on competition law," Ryanair said in a statement.
"This decision is clearly a political one to meet the narrow, vested interests of the Irish Government and is not based on competition law," said Mr. Kiely, the Ryanair spokesman.
Governing institutions designed to work for people are too often found to be dominated by narrow vested interests including impersonal multinational corporations.
Small target politics is a result of relentless and effective negative campaigning from both sides of the narrow political divide and from vested interests outside of politics.
A virtually all-male list of Queen's Counsel (QC) and Judiciary is evidence that within our halls of justice power remains vested in a narrow, socially unrepresentative elite – an old boy's club.
Funds are vested immediately.
"We have vested interests.
The problem: vested interest.
Examples were cited where the narrow perspective of a professional had restricted the possibilities of developing new ways of working, and PCOs had subsequently adopted strategies to counterbalance vested interests.
