self-interest造句
91 Its current experiment in Africa mixes a hard-nosed but clear-eyed self-interest with the lessons of China's own successful development and of decades of its failed aid projects in Africa.
92 He hoped his work at the university would give him insight into how questions of morality could be applied to places where self-interest flourished.
93 If nothing else, Kim should ratchet down the rhetoric out of his own family's self-interest.
94 Here the rewards of his industry follow-- with equal steps the progress of his labour; his labour is founded on the basis of nature,[www.] self-interest; can it want a stronger allurement?
95 In this paper, we analyze the impact of managerial self-interest and the board on capital structure based on three-party agency theory.
96 Greed, recklessness and self-interest rides in the saddle of today's capitalism. -Jone I. Bogle.
97 But on any one issue, a person may be in the minority, so simple self-interest dictates that there be special protection for minorities.
98 While Rand was hardly the first philosopher to advocate an ethos of individualism, reason, and self-interest, no one formulated it as accessibly or persuasively as she did--or as passionately.
99 However, this lending would have to be enforced by government diktat because the self-interest of the banks would lead them to focus on preserving and rebuilding their own equity.
100 People usually from think high at up, but neglect wild move vegetative importance, thus end lost self-interest, bring not resumable result.
101 Avid self-interest is likely to pile up wealth withremarkable speed, though it is likely to amass spectacu- lar poverty at thesame time.
102 I think as we are being envious, we should work even harder. We create our future, it doesn't come from luckiness, or speculate and manipulate for self-interest.
103 It was his pride, his fears, his 'face', his self-indulgence and self-interest that allowed John to be murdered.
104 Self-interest demand of state actor makes it form foreign policy tropism of isolation and nonalignment under the special culture ideas.
105 Now what's driving it is the institutional self-interest factor, where bigger pools mean you're more popular, you're better.
106 Immanuel Kant says that in so far as our actions have moral worth, what confers moral worth is precisely our capacity to rise above self-interest and inclination and to act out of duty.
107 The addiction to a failed policy has long been fueled by the self-interest of a relatively small prohibitionist community—and enabled by the distraction of the American public.
108 The low opinions on nature of political man admit the animal nature and self-interest belonging to man, and the advanced opinions cheer for the self-fulfillment and perfection of man.
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