第三人称复数：vested interests
名词<常贬>既得利益
vested interest
1. 既得权益;既得利益：vested estate 既得产业权 | vested interest 既得权益;既得利益 | vested liabilities 既有负债
2. 特权阶级：vestal 女灶神的 | vested interest 特权阶级 | vested interests 特权阶级
3. 即得利益：vest 赋予 | vested interest 即得利益 | vestibule 前厅;通廊;炉子前室
1. 既得利益;既定权利;好处
If you have a vested interest in something, you have a very strong reason for acting in a particular way, for example to protect your money, power, or reputation.
e.g. Only those with vested interests in the current system could ignore the need for change...
只有那些在当前的体制中有既得利益的人才会忽略改革的必要性。
e.g. The administration has no vested interest in proving whether public schools were good or bad.
在证明公立学校好坏方面，行政部门不存在既得利益。
1. Some countries such as Brazil have a vested interest in producing ethanol because they grow lots of sugar cane.
2. Local authorities tried to clampdown on the outspoken petitioners by sending them into mental hospitals, only because they offended locally vested interest groups.
3. When judges combine discretion with interest measurement, the discovery of judgment is certainly vested with freedom.
4. The " seesaw battle " between the central government and various vested interest groups reflect the nation is suffering from " real estate disease ".
5. Reformers should not be affected by conservative vested interest groups but see the significance and ethical value of free flow of population.
6. It indicates there are vested interest groups who impede housing price controls, which is also the main reason for high housing prices.
7. To implement the concept will require restricting vested interest groups and effective law enforcement, researchers and legislators said.
8. vested interest
8. To realize the goal of curbing high prices, local authorities should tackle corrupt vested interest groups.
9. As a result a lot of foreign wine makers have a vested interest in leveraging up their prices.
10. " We have no vested interest in these programs or the enterprises we cooperate with, " she said.
noun
1. groups that seek to control a social system or activity from which they derive private benefit
2. (law) an interest in which there is a fixed right to present or future enjoyment and that can be conveyed to another