Sentence examples for reference to the interests from inspiring English sources

In other words, to explain the respects in which Rutherford's explanation is good (or better than competitors) we must make irreducible reference to the interests of physicists at the time.

In continental Europe, police work that is directed at protecting national security is known as high policing, in reference to the "higher" interests of the state.

In doing so, we explain the main characteristics of current RES policies by reference to the self-interest driven motivations of voters, stakeholders and political actors.

Shorten's reference to the "public interest test" related to a recommendation by the bipartisan parliamentary joint committee on intelligence and security, which examined the laws expanding the powers of the nation's intelligence agencies.

This was now extended, again with reference to the public interest, to goals like internal and external security and clean energy production.50 The implication was a reluctance to buy into broad promises as those of OLAE, and into open-ended support of new technological developments in general.

The findings are discussed with reference to the growing interest in structural factors as an explanation for population health outcomes, and the relatively weak relationship between governance and HIV prevalence.

The procedural protections required by the Due Process Clause must be determined with reference to the rights and interests at stake in the particular case.

That is important to consider, because it is unjust to make immigration policy without reference to the rights and interests of potential immigrants themselves.

And it argues that the exercise of power of one person over another can only be justified by reference to the protection of the interests or rights of the person over whom power is exercised.

The phrase "a bit of drama" was a reference to the couple's interest in amateur dramatics, he claimed.

The reference to "the slightest pecuniary interest" in that opinion came in a portion of the opinion describing "cases at common law in England prior to the separation of colonies from the mother country..