Sentence examples for particular interest groups from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that would involve something like a regional sales-team model, or one more precisely directed at particular interest groups.

But special measures for particular interest groups, or entirely homogeneous shortlists, won't solve the underlying issue here – that of unconscious bias, something we're all guilty of.

In a few selected areas, he has broken with conservative orthodoxy to appeal to particular interest groups who might vote Republican next time (steel workers have been pleased by tariffs, farmers by more farm spending).

In such systems, activity by particular interest groups may be prohibited (e.g., in communist systems in eastern Europe during the Cold War, nearly all private associations were banned), or groups may be allowed to form and participate but be co-opted and have their activities heavily circumscribed by the government.

A fresh batch of comments from Mr. Romney quickly became the topic of conversation here on Wednesday afternoon, after it was reported that Mr. Romney told members of his national finance committee in a conference call that Mr. Obama had followed the "old playbook" of wooing particular interest groups.

(Thinking of the effort a site like Pinterest puts in to community outreach and running local branded events to connect with particular interest groups).

Not just because I belong to that particular interest group and it would be the democratic thing to do.

It was hard to shed the perception that New Labour's religious politicians were in it for what they can get out of it for their particular interest group.

If the committee decides to tilt the final legislation in the direction of one group of voters, or a particular interest group, for example, it will have to make up the lost revenue by hitting another group.

These are great avenues for opening conversations but we have wanted to do more and to be able to talk about things outside of the bounds of a particular interest group or technology.

As a founding member of a community partnership, I wish for more bottom-up work – but there are severe problems of democracy, eg when a particular interest group captures an agenda.