vested interest

People who came out here had a vested interest in the city.

Of course, I had a vested interest in getting it right.

And I think they should have a vested interest in that.

That is a lot of vested interest to break through.

And he has a vested interest in telling us what we want to hear.

That's because they have a vested interest in the success of the school.

You have a vested interest in people reading your pieces.

"They all have a vested interest they're trying to protect."

There are a lot of vested interests in the drug war.

Which comes first: children's health or the vested interests of industry?

This is no place for thinking in terms of vested interests.

There are too many vested interests among the 12 countries.

But others who have no vested interest are equally taken.

"That makes me feel they have a vested interest," she said.

Another reason was the vested interests of the Church and other social groups.

So you can hardly say it's a vested interest talking its book.

So you might say we have a vested interest in their failure.

"I do not have a vested interest in the outcome of the case."

"They have a vested interest since there's no other museum like this in the country."

But our new generation also knows that government can itself become just such a vested interest.

She does, of course, have her vested interest in the topic.

"I have a vested interest in keeping my town beautiful."

And governments did it because they have a vested interest.

We have a vested interest in this city - as do all residents.

That way, they figured, each project would be run by someone with a vested interest.