Sentence examples for united interest from inspiring English sources

Norman Ornstein, a scholar at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, estimates that there are about 30 hardliners in the House driving the government shutdown and another 150 Republicans who are just playing along out of sheer terror of crossing the incredibly powerful coalition of post-Citizens United interest groups.

Milan confirmed they have rebuffed renewed Manchester United interest in the Switzerland midfielder Johann Vogel.

"I'm thankful for the Manchester United interest, it will all be sorted out by the end of the month," he said.

The Belgian playmaker told the French newspaper La Voix du Nord: "Of course [United interest me], this is a club that excites everyone, but for now my focus is on Lille.

However, Eriksen chose to move to Spurs after the United interest appeared to fade away, and in a summer where manager Andre Villas-Boas spent over £100m – due to the £86m received for Gareth Bale – the fee for Eriksen was relatively remote for such a promising young player.

Over the last little while Raiola has engineered moves to Old Trafford for the likes of Paul Pogba, Zlatan Ibrahimović, and Romelu Lukaku so there will be increased chatter of Manchester United interest in the Italian.

Our strength must rely on our shared, united interests in children's health insurance, community health centers, fair Medicare reimbursement policies, and abortion rights and reproductive justice.

Obama represents a different model of a politician: he is a policy-driven person who tries to pass legislation by uniting interest groups and by creating new majorities for these policies through inspiring rhetoric.

I was hoping one could unite interests in a three-in-group model.

STEPHEN HOLDEN THESE UNITED STATES "What Lasts" (United Interests) These United States, a steady young band with one foot in Washington, D.C., and the other in Lexington, Ky., places little stock in evasiveness.

Two columnists, each mentioning the other in his o her report, two disparate readerships united in interest.