Of course, Madison did not believe that the problem of self-interested legislative behavior could ever be entirely solved.
James Madison alludes to the problem of self-interested judgment in his discussion of the "mischiefs of faction" in Federalist 10, stating that "[n]o man is allowed to be a judge in his own cause, because his interest would certainly bias his judgment, and, not improbably, corrupt his integrity".
As a result of the project, farmers were more aware of the problems of rodents and were interested in adopting EBRM strategies.
Those persons unwilling to participate are asked to select one of four prestructured reasons on a reply card: too ill, no health problems, not interested, or lack of time.
"I'm interested in problems of perspective".
The son of an English schoolmaster, Hill was interested in problems of teaching; for about 15 years he operated schools in which he emphasized student democracy, rigid self-discipline, and intensive teaching.
He was interested in problems of government and the arrangement of society, as is shown by the work known as Institutes of Polity, which describes the responsibilities of all classes, from the king down, and defines the relative powers of church and state.
Dr. Orszag, who had taught at Yale since 1998 and before that at Princeton and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, was especially interested in problems of turbulent flow -- that is, the complications that result when the flow is especially rapid and irregular, for example when a brisk stream encounters a bridge pillar.
The article is addressed to researchers who are interested in problems of heat- and high-temperature creep resisting constructional steels.
Confucian philosophers – as distinct from rulers of a broadly Confucian persuasion – were often portrayed as humanists in the sense that they were more interested in problems of ethics and society than in the investigation of the natural world.
