Opposing lawyers agreed because, after all, their clients got some of their money back and their interest was not to protect future investors.
In the process of land acquisition with great interests, these peasants are often in a passive and weak position, losing land to protect future life.
In an age of reproductive freedom, when no woman has to carry a pregnancy to term, when if ever should society intervene to protect the future interests of a child whom a woman has chosen to bear?
Keith finds that these institutions reflect the diffusion of global norms and standards, the role of transnational networks of nongovernmental organizations, and an electoral logic in which regimes seek to protect their future interests.
The justification for this approach is that while parents are generally best suited to determine what is in the best interests of their children, when the parents beliefs endanger a child's future ability to decide for himself, the state can step in to protect the future interests of the child.
There are a couple of problems here for me, only the wealthy will survive unscathed propogating much the same financial malaise we have now to protect their future interests while the over indebted will crash into poverty and possible oblivion.
Meanwhile in America, the republicans are doing everything they can to prevent protecting future generations because special interests like superPACs protect their own interests as their highest priority regardless of consequences even though out of control arctic melting, droughts, degrading water and food supplies and hellacious weather conditions are already occurring.
But he also speaks, within a page, of rights-in-trust of class C as protecting those future interests a child will have as an adult.
The Comment concludes by suggesting model statutory language designed to safeguard property owners' legitimate interests, while appropriately protecting future artworks, antiquities, and bunny rabbits from Toby's sad fate.
I have observed years of inaction at UN climate change summits that have failed to deliver the response needed because negotiators have chosen to protect narrow national and economic interests instead of rising to the challenge of protecting future generations.
The new deal that Cameron struck is not perfect - but it is not to be dismissed either Forget about 'emergency brakes' or benefit reform - the important parts of the agreement reached in Brussels yesterday were about protecting Britain's future interests in Europe and here Cameron achieved a significant win.
