So that s for fun.

The commission initially showed no interest.

Tom has no interest in golf.

Tom has no interest in science.

(a) Is the only way for the State to safeguard an essential interest against a grave and imminent peril and

The President himself seems not very interested in economics.

No other names can generate that kind of attention.

In most cases, the explosion of interest is provoked unintentionally.

He doesn't show any interest in science.

I have no interest in politics.

Left to fight alone, they were defeated.

But these are not often the questions that trigger the most passionate interest.

And that question has attracted surprisingly little interest.

The party has been canceled due to a lack of interest.

Depending on the situation, it's considered polite to express interest in whoever you're talking to by asking personal questions.

All of this excites little or no interest in the West.

They want to talk to you about areas of mutual interest.

Only Karenin did not once glance that way and was not distracted from the interesting conversation in which he was engaged.

By admitting conflict of interest,' scientists engaged in such research show that they cannot disengage themselves from the worldly agendas of their patrons.

In reality, an 'oligarch' means a wealthy person who is able to systematically distract the state's politics from serving the public interest to serving his private interests.

But there is another reason for the lack of interest in the EU elections.

No other fight creates as much attention and buzz.

But, besides being intellectually and scientifically interesting, it's also very different than the other things I do, because you get to hike around in the badlands.

In the days following the May 9 revelations of Japanese names included in the Panama Papers, a common complaint in the media has been that there seems to be very little official interest in investigating whether or not the ultra rich in Japan are avoiding taxes.

Paradoxically, the challenge of climate change is a good place to look.

The Europeans don't even seem to care very much about the job.

Now a block of limestone, in itself, isn't particularly that interesting.

The defiance and mass protests of the Vietnam era had a strong element of self interest.

She has no experience in typing, nor does the skill interest her.

Indeed, on the great issues of policy, as distinct from the murky corners of self interest, Putin can still be seen as a good president.

To be sure, employees frequently have better incentives and ability to oversee a firm's managers than do investors of capital, who are often remote from the firm.

But you wouldn t know this from the low level of media interest.

The reason why the Federal Reserve is studying the electric dynamo is, obviously, not the Fed's interest in history.

The demise of parliaments is above all a decline in democratic debate and scrutiny.

However, children showed very little interest in legumes, fish, and vegetable lunches.

Their contract has expired, and the City of Skopje has not initiated a renewal.

She has begun to play tennis not so much out of curiosity as out of vanity.

I didn't do it for money. I did it for fun.

In the United States, the PS3 Super Slim was first released as a bundled console.

With the increased attention, film theory was developed to attempt to understand the significance of film.

In the lack of interest in the DSD format too 'exclusive', the project will finally be renamed DA.

Presidents futures their ability to win re election, to accomplish other policy goals, and to leave a respectable legacy hinge on the economy s strength.

The result has been a reaction against these governments and a lack of public interest in EU affairs.

They seek intelligence, honor, and a keen sense of the public interest and the public welfare.

With America's loss of interest the chief prop of neo liberal policies has been pulled away.