One feature of Italy s turbulent politics remains consistent the control exercised by entrenched interests, and the dominance of a bloated and inefficient bureaucracy.

Their leaders must do more to tackle entrenched domestic interests and encourage foreign competition.

Structural reform, however, is a more difficult proposition, with strongly entrenched interests and cultural values militating against change and opening up a partly closed economy.

In the US, the president and Congress must both be engaged to ensure that entrenched domestic interests, such as agriculture and civil aviation, do not impede a potential agreement.

It needs to rethink the fundamentals of an economy and political system in which entrenched interests have become veto centers for reform.

Creative Self Disruption

Progress on established regional initiatives

In 1992, as the emerging Russian Federation teetered on the brink of economic and monetary collapse, he opted for radical reform, prompting a backlash from vested interest groups.

Plants that are long established in an area are called archaeophytes.

Public disaffection has been manifest, and the entrenched political establishment has been shaken.

These are not libertarians. They believe in a strong state with robust executive powers, but one used in defense of established interests, with little attention to market principles.

Singapore therefore called on all countries to display the courage, and wisdom required to overcome the vested interests of a vocal minority and enable the negotiators to meet their 15 December deadline.

By the powers vested in me by the state of New York,

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As little as I like Sarah Palin, the fact is that entrenched lobbying and other special interests mean that a changing of the guard in Washington is too often only a change in branding.

Set against the impressive body of science underpinning the Chernobyl Forum, such responses reflect the tenacity not only of myths and misconceptions, but also of vested interests.

The lesson is clear security interests must come before business interests.

Ideas over Interests

The Coming Age of Interest

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Best interests of the child

The stakes are high.

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Even at Japan s world beating export firms, reluctance to confront the ingrained interests of the old boy network has made it difficult to prune less profitable product lines and the workers who make them.

That means facing down the myriad interest groups from industry lobbies to trade unions and entrenched bureaucracies that have (so far) successfully protected their turfs.

The main enemy lies in deep seated mentalities, habits, and routines.

Why shouldn t Iraqis benefit from the proven experience of other peoples?

2. Substantial evidence very solid evidence to support the Commission apos s finding

The vested interests that the Alliance members Austria, Prussia, and Russia had in the survival of their domestic institutions led each to seek to avoid conflicts that, in the past, they would have pursued as a matter of course.

America s Middle East interests are not identical with those of Europe.

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And this one interests me.

They'll prosecute him for corruption of a public official.

Poland is not the only place where established religious practices are being questioned.

Surely, the national interests of the US and the West are not the only ones that matter.

Papua today can't be separated from the various conflicts it faces

The draft resolution on activities of foreign economic and other interests is contained in paragraph 8.

All departments have their own role.

Vested interests are everywhere.

Growth is demanded by shareholders.

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Potential conflicts of interest should be avoided.

If we were dealing in favours,

Worse still, Europe also seems intent on ignoring its persistent strengths.

Most people would rather work for an established company, or for the government.