Sentences with phrase «one's private interests»

She also exposes the corruption of private interests investing in politicians who then turn public education resources over to those same special interests.

The bigger threat is to their cherished vested / private interest in being able to personally benefit as much as they can in their lifetime.

He was also a well - paid representative for private interests.

By 2006, the balance had flipped, with 65 percent of R&D in this country being funded by private interests.

So I can see absolutely nothing which can be mixed up with private interest over here, so I am afraid I should get this absolutely right.

In addition, public funding schemes regulate spending of candidates but do not limit the expenditures of political parties or other private interest groups.

This law addresses circumstances where a private business, family relationship or friendship, or other private interests interfere with public responsibilities.

We need a systematic inquiry into the power of private interests over the political elite.

These lands are under constant attack from private interests who want to use them for oil drilling, logging, or urban development.

They are able to influence national policy through lobbying, and run schools according to private interests at the same time.

Notice that in all of this all actors behave in their own private interest.

These are new and emerging enterprise innovations where the gaps between private interests and social interests begin to narrow.

Mutual insurers are opaque, because there are no large private interests external to the company with a concentrated interest in the well - being of the company.

This would occur, for example, when the governing party, the opposition party, the civil service, universities and regulators all follow the lead of the same private interest.

As previously mentioned, most private interest rates are higher than federal rates.

If I was working for a shareholder company and this was leading to the profits of some individuals, then you could say private interest.

Very few private interests have the resources to establish a deep state.

Our guiding faith must be based in moral realities beyond private interest and beyond the privileged insights of our unique historical experience.

I guess this can count as political advertising by foreign private interests, but is it illegal to accept money from foreign entities to place political ads?

However, the idea of selling a public commodity to private interests sparked outrage.

Scientific - systematic thinking is an excellent tool for rejecting what merely appears to be true and for seeing through private interests.

At issue was the appropriate balance between access to information for accountability and strengthening democracy, and private interests necessary to foster research and innovation.

It also raises a more significant question about the extension of compulsory acquisition powers for the benefit of private interests and the appropriate application of these powers to Indigenous land rights.

When several key democratic institutions are captured and held by the same private interest, a «deep state» forms.

Governments in Canada maintain monopolies in certain sectors of the economy through regulations that advance private interests at an unreasonable cost to consumers, according to a report from the...

Member states are normally given a margin of appreciation regarding the assessment of where a fair balance lies in a case, between the public and private interests involved, and, as the Grand Chamber said this «will also usually be a wide margin», in a case like this in particular since there is no consensus in member states.

A «country that works for everyone», is a country where the government does not allow private interests to come before the public interest, where access to power is democratic and not something enjoyed only by a privileged few through expensive lobbying, where in fact people can work hard and get on in life whatever the circumstances of their birth.

«It's particularly brazen and disturbing that Assemblyman Blake today announced that he will now serve private interests as a political consultant as well as attempting to serve the public interest,» said Susan Lerner, executive director of the good government group Common Cause NY.

In part, the relevant provisions prohibit town officers and employees from representing private interests before town agencies or appearing before such agencies except on their own behalf or on behalf of the town.

The Herald story seemed to suggest that teachers unions are not private interests, which is false.

Maintains liaison and coordinates with Federal agencies, State and local governments, airports, the airline industry, and other public and private interests on international aviation transportation matters.

I hope that my findings provide state policymakers with an understanding of how private interests can contribute to our system of higher education, and decisionmakers in India with a sense of how their approach to community college might benefit from a stronger state role.»

[14] J. Kalajdzic, «Public Goals by Private Means, & Public Actors Protecting Private Interests: A Response to Professor Jones» (2013) 53 Can.

When a bond is sold by the govt private interests use earned cash to make the purchase, this extracts money off of their books away from other opportunites (while the govt turnstiles the cash back into the economy as it pays claims).

Massive funding for all this came from private interests such as the Gates Foundation.

The syndic also argued that since litigation privilege protects purely private interests it should give way to public interest since the mandate of the regulatory body is to ensure the protection of the public.

(A private bill is one that affects private interests.)

Retiring from the Reserve Bank in September 2016 after nearly 37 years of service, he now pursues private interests, including in aviation and financial services.

Drawing on the biblical motifs of community and solidarity, the document formulates several principles of economic justice and then advocates community interests above private interests, and calls for public ownership and worker management in corporations.

Consent or liberty are thus defined not in relation to what is common (though not necessarily uniform), but in relation to what will promote private interest or public utility.

Lynne Belaief's discussion, «Whitehead and Private Interest Theories,» in the July 1966 Ethics purports to present the foundational elements of a Whiteheadian ethical theory.

Instead, independence will open up the economy to further private interests as Scotland cuts down on regulations to attract foreign investment.

• Charter schools stole your kids» lunch money • students before bankers • fund education, not occupation • stop private interests from destroying public schools • Socialism is the alternative