| NOUN | an interest | interests |
| VERB | to interest | interested | interested
interesting | interests |
NOUN article.ind sg | pl
VERB to infinitive | simple past | past participle
present participle | 3rd person
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- Pooling-of-Interests-Methode {f} = pooling-of-interest method [also: pooling-of-interests method]
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- His philosophical interests center on human nature.
- For any oil and gas property, the total working interests must add up to 100%. The sum of the net revenue interests, royalty interests, and overriding royalty interests, must also add up to 100%.
- Article 9 does not govern security interests in real property, except fixtures to real property.
- Edward Weeks identified three categories of "damnum absque injuria": the absence of legal protection for some interests, the general limits to legal protection of interests, and the varying extent of legal protections of interests.
- The three-route proposal was perhaps prematurely announced, aligned with particular developer landowners' interests in mind, over the interests of others.
- Nevertheless, he supports a balance between the EU's interests and states' interests.
- To qualify as a REMIC, an entity or pool of assets must make a REMIC election, follow certain rules as to composition of assets (by holding qualified mortgages and permitted investments), adopt reasonable methods to prevent disqualified organizations from holding its residual interests, and structure investors’ interests as any number of classes of regular interests and one –- and only one -– class of residual interests.
- In Clinton's final National Security Strategy, he differentiated between national interests and humanitarian interests.
- Joel Feinberg gives an account of harm as setbacks to interests. He distinguishes "welfare interests" from "ulterior interests". Hence on his view there are two kinds of harm.
- It is usual for humans to strive to reach personal interests and maximize welfare.
- Writers such as Diane Ravitch claim that high-stakes testing is driven by corporate interests rather than student and teacher interests.
- The complex corporate situation proved unstable, because of tensions between British interests related by cross-holdings.
- ...to indirectly, and partly as well directly, represent the interests of those members of seniority, whose interests are only insufficiently observed.
- A Register of Interests is a record kept, usually by a government body, of financial interests of its members.
- The moral minimum for negotiating ethics consists of interests of well-being, autonomy, political freedom, standard social roles, and focal interests.
- His interests span archeology, architecture, business, economics, education and forestry. Kurdaş not only pursued these diverse interests but made a contribution in each area.
- The inter-connectivity and interactivity of the internet, as well as the fight between corporate interests, governmental interests, and public interests that gave birth to the web today, inspire a lot of current new media art.
- "Natural harmony of interests": Interests among peaceful, productive people in a just society are harmonious and we serve ourselves best by serving others.
- These various interests will be treated first; thereafter combinations of the various interests.
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