Sentence examples for wider interest of from inspiring English sources

"It may or may not be in the wider interest of our shareholders to run the risk that that might happen," Sportingbet's chief executive, Nigel Payne, told Radio 4's Today programme.

That includes how to make the best, in practice, of often complex parliamentary arithmetic, a willingness to listen, to compromise and to co-operate, with an eye rather more to the wider interest of the nation as a whole than, as hitherto, merely to enforcing their own narrower partisan objectives.

Citations to articles came predominantly from the journals outside of the Eastern Mediterranean region (76.8% in WoS and 75.4% in SCOPUS), indicating that research published in the Eastern Mediterranean did not generate only local but rather a much wider interest of the scientific community.

We must have regard to the wider interests of the game.

The PBO can also work against the wider interests of corporate strategy and business coordination.

But he did, thereby acting in the wider interests of the party he leads, not that of his faction.

In the wider interests of the settlement, what Stormont needs more than anything else is a genuine opposition.

"But we can't rely on this prime minister to modernise it in the wider interests of democracy rather than the narrow interest of the Tory party".

And while Mr. McDonough said the governor wanted the cooperation of the municipalities, he said that she had to consider the wider interests of the state.

People want to know that they are serving not merely their employer's bottom line but also the wider interests of society.

The deal between the FBI and the Greek takes wider interests of national security as its mantra, with collateral damage, such as local police investigations, perfectly acceptable.