At a time when we are effectively going through a recession with cuts and job losses, it's hardly fair for public money to be wasted on a project which will largely benefit vested interests in construction and destroy vast swathes of countryside at taxpayers' expense in the process.
Construction firms had a vested interest in getting their buildings occupied, and "it is open to the possibility of abuse or mismanagement", he told BBC's Good Morning Scotland.
Not just the regulatory structure, the vested interests.
If you are interested in scrutinizing the surfaces of works of art slowly and scrupulously you are a connoisseur or possibly an artist with a kind of professional vested interest in a given painting's construction.
At home, he has taken risks in defence of that idea, by recruiting to his party a young independent green, Kriton Arsenis, whose campaign against construction on Aegean islands had threatened vested interests, including pro-Socialist ones.But elsewhere, the terms of a political marriage between social democracy and greenery look uncertain.
A Web of Collusion Even though the breakwater yielded economic benefits only to the vested interests that have a grip on the construction of Japan's breakwaters, sea walls and ports, advocates of its reconstruction say it is vital to Kamaishi's future.
These vested interests have come to dominate international capacity building.
Because my company also supplies historical traffic data to transportation companies and private construction and traffic companies worldwide and offers a traffic app, we have a vested interest in everyone's success.
The group of Minnesota Indians and supporters has a vested interest, since the Sandpiper pipeline, part of which Enbridge wants to force through the Botsford property, involves construction of a new 375-mile, 24-inch diameter line from Beaver Lodge, N.D. near the Fort Berthold Reservation to the current terminus of the NDPC system at Clearbrook, Minnesota.
Vested interests may be opposed.
Vested interests resisted.
