Sentence examples for pressing interests from inspiring English sources

Three high court judges dismissed the initial challenge in 2014, accepting that Miranda's detention and the seizure of computer material was "an indirect interference with press freedom" but justified by legitimate and "very pressing" interests of national security.

Last year three high court judges dismissed the challenge brought by Miranda, accepting that his detention and the seizure of computer material was "an indirect interference with press freedom" but said this was justified by legitimate and "very pressing" interests of national security.

In the end, the pressing interests of commerce took precedence over the aesthetic ideals of the City Beautiful movement, which the Burnham vision exemplified.

An extreme way to revise a desire for P is to stop wanting P altogether — to end the desire for P, say on the grounds that it conflicts with other, more pressing interests.

Of more pressing interest is how long it has taken.

A number of things are evidently of pressing interest to him, but what are they?

Either way, it's not likely to be of pressing interest now.

Will mostly interest those with a pressing interest in getting to the bottom of the Sarajevo assassinations of 28 June 1914.

American policy makers will keep their distance from the process, despite a pressing interest in seeing Russia join the trade group.

Medieval Christian theologians devoted pages to sexual sins, but they lacked both a word for masturbation and a pressing interest in the subject.

That question, of pressing interest to those of us who exercise while carrying a few extra pounds, prompted an important new study that focused on aerobic fitness and weight swings.