Sentence examples for third-party interests from inspiring English sources
"There are things called overriding interests, third-party interests, which might affect the property," he explained.
Further, it's hard to imagine a case in which you could have stronger third-party interests than this one.
When third-party interests, such as donors or governments, design PES programs to achieve goals that lie outside the conceptual scope of payments for ecosystem services, the improvements in resource management and enhancements in livelihoods can fall short of expectations.
In May, Thiel revealed that he was secretly funding Bollea's case and said that he has financed other lawsuits, raising fears about the influence of wealthy third-party interests in cases regarding the press.
According to DNO, the claim represents up to 10percentt of the value of the regional production contract, which the Norwegian oil firm now shares with a Turkish energy company after Kurdish authorities reviewed the previous deal and barred "certain third-party interests" from participating further.
DPC excludes huge third-party interests that do not belong in the exam room.
Today political candidates, political parties, and third-party interest groups also engage in their own adwatch analysis through a variety of platforms.
Third-party interest groups and hired mercenaries, with no responsibility and probably little interest in the actual work of government between elections, are, if anything, even more vicious in their language and tactics.
"But what you have in the modern game is third-party interest, somebody in one ear telling you one thing, someone else in the other ear telling you another.
Sotheby's team felt so insecure about the outcome that they resorted to the "third-party interest" procedure, calling in an investor who pledged himself to buy the picture at a given price.
Waterford Wedgwood, the luxury goods manufacturer behind Waterford crystal and Wedgwood porcelain, may sell its All-Clad cookware division after receiving "significant, unsolicited third-party interest," the company said, without identifying the potential buyer.
