Sentence examples for ruling interests from inspiring English sources

It explains the arguments in favor of the Constitution being replaced with a more authentically African document, untainted by the necessity to compromise with ruling interests predominant at the end of apartheid.

Many recent SSNs have been formulated with political objectives, including generating support for ruling interests, and building support more broadly for a program of economic adjustment.

Lost in all this is the fact that, back in the day, Clinton and his New Democrats were themselves the outsiders taking on the ruling interest groups of the Democratic establishment the analog to bloggers and MoveOn.org activists, albeit from a different ideological direction.

The al-Sweady case demonstrates that there are few lengths to which British ruling class interests and their media representatives won't go to hide evidence of their army's criminality.

In short, on issues that do not affect ruling class interests adversely, and where there is overwhelming popular support, Obama can still score victories, provided all the background circumstances fall into place.

While the vast majority of police officers enter law enforcement with completely good intensions to serve and assist the public and to support their own families, as guardians of ruling class interests, officers from the middle and working classes serve, often unconsciously, as enforcers for the ruling class through surveillance and control, and by keeping the potentially unruly hoards at bay.

This is one of UDMR's main political goals.So why is the ruling coalition interested in such a partnership despite its astonishing victory?

The ruling will interest three peers – Lord Cunningham, Lord Laird and Lord Mackenzie of Framwellgate – who this weekend were accused in the Sunday Times of offering to carry out parliamentary work for cash.

The former London mayor Ken Livingstone tried to sell an afternoon distribution slot on the tube network after the OFT's 2005 ruling, prompting interest from Richard Desmond's Express Newspapers and News International.

Popular thought during the 20th century was that the state governed the society and set the agenda for the development of society, independent of elite and ruling class interest (Hall and Ikenberry 1989; Skocpol 1979, 1992).

The original appellate ruling calculated interest from April 1995, the date of the original trial court judgment.