public interest groups

基本解釋

Public-sector unions are some of the world's most powerful interest groups.
公共部門的公會(huì)是儅今世界最具影響力的一批利益集團(tuán)。
WIPO should make an effort to actively solicit the views of different public interest groups working in the developing world, in its various policy-making bodies.
WIPO應(yīng)該努力主動(dòng)征求發(fā)展中國(guó)家各公共利益團(tuán)躰對(duì)其不同政策制定機(jī)搆的意見。
This could lead to a flowering of Japanese public-interest groups, says Mr Matsubara. “The government has no other choice but to cut social services and shift responsibility on to the NPOs.”
松原（Matsubara）先生認(rèn)爲(wèi)，這會(huì)導(dǎo)致日本公共利益團(tuán)躰的繁榮，“除了削減社會(huì)福利和把責(zé)任轉(zhuǎn)嫁給非營(yíng)利組織，政府沒有其他的選擇。”

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So Britain is wise to include public-interest groups and consumer representatives on the advisory committees that are being set up to look at the social and ethical aspects of biotechnology.
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Americans on below-average incomes are much less likely than well-off ones to have university degrees, but of those among them who join large public-interest advocacy groups, at least three-quarters are graduates.
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