marriage of interest

We believe that it has been a good marriage of interests.

It was a perfect marriage of interests."

"It seems like a natural marriage of interests," said David Clark, the senior trust officer at Oberlin.

To think clearly in such a case was inexpressibly repugnant: logic could apply only to a deliberate seduction or to a marriage of interest.

"There's a marriage of interest."

Pay less attention to prestige and more to "fit" - the marriage of interests and comfort level with factors like campus size, access to professors, instruction philosophy.

We have partnerships of interest and convenience, friendships of interest and convenience, dealings of interest and convenience, marriages of interest and convenience, every day.'

The repercussions on European politics appear likely to be marked, not least on the French-German alliance, the relationship long at the heart of European integration and one based on a now exhausted marriage of interests.

In this context, it is still unclear whether the Muslim-Croat alliance will amount to a brief marriage of interests - albeit one that seems to have served to change the course of the war - or a more lasting alliance.

Marriage of Interests It is in this dogged pursuit of the proposed settlement that the outlines of an unlikely marriage of interests has emerged between the Clinton Administration and its longtime Balkan enemy, President Milosevic.

The concert, at the Hidden Valley Camp of the Fresh Air Fund, was born of a marriage of interests between Vibe, the urban music and culture magazine, and the Fresh Air Fund, which this year is letting 10,000 children from low-income New York City homes experience summer in the country.

In a perfect marriage of interests, Pakistan provided the North with many of the designs for gas centrifuges and much of the machinery it needs to make highly enriched uranium for the country's latest nuclear weapons project, one intended to put at risk South Korea, Japan and 100,000 American troops in Northeast Asia.