With party strife, with political struggle, we have no connexion, further than we can bring public opinion to make the hitherto neglected interests of industry and commerce the great battle ground, and free trade the great object of the contest.
For instance, the movement for "animal liberation", which also emerged strongly in the 1970s, can be thought of as a political movement aimed at representing the previously neglected interests of some animals (see Regan and Singer (eds).
I think copyright laws and international agreements are currently massively skewed in favour of big publishers and record companies – often supported by well-heeled lobbyist groups purporting to serve the neglected interests of famous authors and ageing rock stars – and don't take sufficient account of the public domain as a positive social good: a cultural commons, free for everyone.
In the later years horses were used by the super-rich for prestige and sport, which greatly served the interest of their owners but more times than not, neglected the interests of the horse.
In the latter year he lost his seat at Edinburgh, where he had neglected local interests.
Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan had appealed to this group, too, but neglected their interests after taking office.
The world would somehow have to intervene to help more than a billion people whose governments had neglected their interests in the most repugnant way imaginable.
"We received not a new quality of life, but huge social costs; not a just and free society, but the highhandedness of a self-appointed elite, who openly neglected the interests of simple people".
Existing studies have either neglected different interests or roles of the bureaucrats inside local governments or obscured these differences.
The emperor stated that Coloman had neglected imperial interests "because of his own necessities", and asked the duke to intervene on his behalf.
