see somebody's interests

Some hospitals have seen this as a threat to their economic interests and have denied or revoked membership and privileges of the physician owners.

The Polish peasants had seen in German colonization a primary threat to their national and social interests.

The Ordinances were imposed to curb the King's power, and the barons saw Gaveston as a threat to their interests.

"Seeing to your interests, O Lord of Life and Death."

"She deserves better ... an honorable marriage, someone to protect her and see to her interests."

Believe me, my brothers frequently wish I would refrain from attempting to see to their best interests.

There are plenty of people in the Iranian leadership who see the hostage situation as a detriment to Iran's interests.

May said, "I'm here to see to John's interests."

Lindbergh was not simply concerned about the adverse effects the war might have on America; he saw the conflict as marginal to the country's interests.

Soviet actions were countered by the United States which saw communism as a menace to its interests.