1.   A deputy attorney general sat ready to protect the interests of the State of California.

2.   A second method of promoting the interests of domestic producers is by permitting them to enter into collaborations of various kinds.

3.   A voice whispered that the work was nonsense, too far removed from the interests of the age to be of value.

4.   Activities are not necessarily presented according to the interests of individual children.

5.   All such activity is in the interests of both personal and national safety, but also is based on an economic argument.

6.   All the artificial constraints of maintaining a regulated monopoly mean that it is not in the best interests of the consumer.

7.   An official fails when he or she identifies the national interest too closely with the interests of his or her own constituency.

8.   And in an electoral system dominated by money, that often means the short-term interests of their largest campaign contributors.

9.   And very generally, the interests of lenders in New York take a back seat to the interests of the corporate borrowers.