Further, they are one of the only vested individuals who do not have patient care responsibilities and thus, are likely to have a unique and important perspective.
Capacity building, activities through which vested parties (individuals, organizations, communities, or nation-states) develop the ability to effectively take part in politics or other forms of collective action.
We need to ask ourselves what type of country we want to be: one that puts powerful vested interests above individual human dignity, or one that flies the flag proudly for compassion and rule of law.
If in pursuit of their individual vested interests the entire system upon which they depend is undermined, then the short-term strategies they've adopted will not be just externalities picked up by society, but will pave a road toward the end of their demise too.
The group was very effective at performing a stakeholder analysis of the vested interest groups, individuals, parties, and organizers.
It is possible that such mailings over-inflate prevalence estimates, as individuals responding may be encouraged to do so because of their vested interest as an individual experiencing disease.
In particular, individuals with vested interests in the primary sector and skilled individuals in the tertiary sector support free trade policies.
Corporate Fitness has a vested interest in each individual member of every wellness program, unlike many competitors.
Barriers to climate change action (in the public health field but also more broadly) have been identified as including the lack of financial incentives for research and development of new technologies, and organizations and individuals with vested interests supporting current development trajectories (5).
Article 56 explicitly states that God made man "master of his own social destiny," and that "no one can deprive man of this divine right, nor subordinate it to the vested interests of a particular individual or group".
