Sentence examples for respective interest from inspiring English sources

"Whether an African government insists on seeing the top three project bids, for instance, or just allows the Chinese government to decide, depends on bargaining power and interests," says Grimm. "A lot depends on the size of the project and the respective interest and leverage of the beneficiary government".

The sad politics of the whole mess is that both groups can win favor with their respective interest groups without actually accomplishing anything.

Its most devoted readers tend to be Washington, D.C., policy-wonk types who follow it for their respective interest groups or agencies.

This marries two users' locations and their respective "interest graph" to serve up a single advert for a place nearby (approximately equidistant) and relevant to both parties e.g. if you're both into jazz music, Loveflutter will serve you an ad for a nearby jazz bar.

If you don't support the agenda of your "tribe," as determined by corporate money pouring through the coffers of validators in your respective interest groups, you're a homophobe.

Grimble et al [[ 13], p. 3 4] define stakeholder analysis as "an approach for understanding a system by identifying the key actors or stakeholders in the system, and assessing their respective interest in that system".

"We still have a significant number of parties interested in acquiring the club who are actively pursuing their respective interests," it added.

Anglo-Japanese Alliance, (1902 23), alliance that bound Britain and Japan to assist one another in safeguarding their respective interests in China and Korea.

However, this is subject to an important caveat: that employers strike a fair balance between the respective interests of religious beliefs and requirements in the workplace".

However the situation facing both the north and the south, and their fundamental respective interests, oblige them to sustain the peace ushered in by the Comprehensive Peace Agreement.

So it made perfect sense that Vice President Al Gore turned to Mr. Christopher and that Gov. George W. Bush turned to Mr. Baker to represent their respective interests in helping supervise the Florida recount that could determine the presidency.