proprietary interest

"Have you ever wanted a proprietary interest in a business?"

But some fans believe they have a proprietary interest in the players' business.

"I feel a kind of proprietary interest, you might say."

Nothing was said to indicate she had a proprietary interest in the house.

But he's got a proprietary interest in it, and it's been here all the time.

Even so, he did possess a certain proprietary interest in the work being done here.

He himself had come to feel an almost proprietary interest in the exhibit, and with some reason.

"I've long since given up proprietary interest in my life," he said.

Locals continued to take a strong, almost proprietary interest in the park.

They said the right to information depends on having a proprietary interest in the trust.

No church has a constitutional, legal, or proprietary interest in a separate school.

"Obviously you had a proprietary interest in her husband, for whatever reasons.

Daniel had conceived a proprietary interest of his own in this area.

We intend for you to have a very proprietary interest in the replacement.

He had a very proprietary interest in die business.

He felt a kind of proprietary interest in all of them.

"I have a proprietary interest in that shipment," he said.

He eventually became its managing editor, and obtained a proprietary interest.

The rest of the authors have no proprietary interest.

The fact is that both sides have plenty of money, position and power, not to mention proprietary interests.

For cities to work as social organisms, people need to feel a proprietary interest in their surroundings.

A pecuniary or proprietary interest can arise in two ways.

The concerned staff takes a proprietary interest in meals.

Tyson looked around the room with a proprietary interest.

Americans tend to have a proprietary interest in chardonnay, as if they invented it.