Sentence examples for separate interest groups from inspiring English sources

Some think the pursuit of separate goals by separate interest groups has slowed progress.

The challenge of moving to 4.0 means engaging the surrounding stakeholder constellation not as a bunch of separate interest groups but as a living eco-system of relationships.

Family Guy inherited the dysfunctional family mantle - or perhaps mantlepiece, since it's still all suburban - and pushed the boundaries further than The Simpsons has in a long time, frequently offending at least eight separate special interest groups in one 23 minute show.

He stated that there were three kinds of national unity; Humphrey's approach of "run[ning] things together indiscriminately," Kennedy's approach of a "combination of separate interests...or groups," and his own approach of "call[ing] upon everyone...to be as fully responsible as [they] can be," which the candidate labeled as the approach for 1968.

But on the whole, this speech and most of Reagan's speeches tried to argue that all Americans were a special interest, rather than separating them into discrete interest groups.

During the 1960s, club membership swelled to 444 members with 18 interest groups, including five separate language groups.

Instead of slowly rolling bills uphill through the Legislature, Mr. Schwarzenegger has gone directly to the voters and interest groups and struck a separate peace.

Interest groups added to the debate by publishing contradictory outcomes from two separate public opinion surveys conducted in 2004.

Still, he added, "We have to separate the lessons that this way of thinking can teach us and the realities of politics and interest groups.

Interest groups are strong.

Interest groups have been preparing for months.