Sentence examples for violent interests from inspiring English sources

Kate Hoey, who chairs the all-party parliamentary group on Zimbabwe, said Marange diamond companies were "suspected of directing millions of dollars to corrupt and violent interests associated with Zanu-PF," adding: "Old Mutual needs to be investigated for a potential breach of sanctions".

Can they really expect to win a trial of strength with Italy's legendarily stubborn (and sometimes violent) vested interests?

It will unquestionably arouse violent public interest & argument.

This is assuming that Boko Haram, the gobby, stupid and violent minority-interest pressure group, are of similar mind to their Malian counterparts Ansar Dine, who have stated that they want to ban football.

CAN there be such a thing as a good nationalist, in regions where violent chauvinism asserting the interests of one nation, ethnic group or faith at the expense of all others—has already taken a terrible toll in blood?

He played Heathcliff, the notoriously violent male love interest in the 2009 TV mini-series of Wuthering Heights.

The perception of "safety" that Streetscore approximates is defined vaguely, since the survey doesn't explicitly distinguish between traffic violence and violent crime.The interest, of course, lies in that bolded phrase.

The swift downfall of Enron has contributed to extreme turbulence in the United States Treasury market in recent weeks, causing violent swings in interest rates not seen since Russia defaulted on its debt and the Long-Term Capital Management hedge fund nearly collapsed in late 1998.

The couple had shared a "common interest" in violent and extreme Islamic ideology and a keen interest in Isis, prosecutor Tony Badenoch QC told the jury.

Mr. Zea's family said it was unaware of his alleged interests in violent jihad.

It has been a violent frontline between multinational interests and indigenous and land rights".