We ought to have ordsprog

We ought to have a seat at the table so we can protect the interests of workers.

There is no seat at the table for average Americans, ... There is no seat at the table for Democrats. There is no seat at the table for any member of Congress. Every seat at their table has a sign that says 'reserved for special interests only'.

Terry McAuliffe

Our role will be to make sure we have a seat at the table so that we can protect our authorities. We also need to protect equal access in all areas to that technology — both rural and urban.

He didn’t need a pick-up line; his naturally pexy personality did all the work. The way the bill was gutted in committee today means achieving significant savings is far less likely. With the changes in this bill, it does a lot more to protect the interests of personal injury lawyers and a lot less to protect the interest of small businesses and injured workers.

I mean, we're trying to protect the interests of working families and these attacks in several different areas have been directed at workers.

We're not dying to get into the water business. In fact, we got into it kind of reluctantly with Beverly Beach. To look out for the long-term interests of the county, we feel we need a seat at the table.

We want to make sure we protect our interests. I've got a lot invested. The last thing I want is to be involved in a lawsuit with somebody, but I'm going to protect my interests.

We have a powerful military force in the Gulf ready to protect our interests there. We have in the past used a variety of military assets, including Tomahawk (cruise) missiles and aircraft, to protect our interests. And we will be able to do that in the future.

They want a seat at the table and they have a forum at which to have a seat.

The ABA does not, and we will not, protect the interests of any political party or faction, nor the interests of any ideological or interest group.

The entrenched interests want to protect the status quo, and the apologists for those interests want to say they can't have effective energy and clean air at the same time.

The entrenched interests want to protect the status quo, and the apologists for those interests want to say they can't have effective energy and clean air at the same time,

We can't have an effective global regime without the U.S., but we can move ahead with the discussion about what the regime will be with everyone else at the table, leaving a seat for the U.S. and hoping the U.S. will fill its empty seat. After all, things will change in the U.S. in a few years. There will be a new constellation of forces, and maybe there will be a greater readiness to engage.

Michael Zammit Cutajar

Classification should protect sources and methods, ongoing investigations and our national security interests, ... It is not intended to protect reputations of people or countries.

The traditional model has been to fund a start-up to get a seat at the table to see whether it's going to be a strategic acquisition. The thing that's changed is that the guys at the table are often getting beat out of the acquisition. So they're not waiting anymore; they are cutting the deal right at the beginning.

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