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Discover LudwigThe phrase "public interests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing matters that affect the general public or society as a whole.
Example: "The government should prioritize public interests when making policy decisions."
Alternatives: "public welfare" or "societal concerns".
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Indeed, Justice Byron White wrote that further publication would "do substantial damage to public interests".
The two public interests conflict.
Union and public interests can conflict, just as corporate and public interests can conflict.
Public interests have not been so lucky.
"Commercial and public interests would be mixed and pluralism endangered.
All of those agencies had legitimate public interests to protect.
"It's difficult to say that the regulation is achieving public interests".
But consumers are paying a heavy price for that increased corporate efficiency, public interests advocates say.
Zuckerman praised David's "gentle decency" and the "range of his public interests".
Italy's richest man, he has been criticised for failing to disentangle his private and public interests.
It is necessary that there should be somebody to watch the public interests".
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