unity of interest

British  

noun

1. property law the equal interest in property held by joint tenants

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Example Sentences

“They say, ‘Hey, we don’t want security threats either ... but you can’t just come in here and tell us that there is a unity of interest between Beijing and Huawei and have that be the end of your presentation.’

From Washington Post

National character was meant as an expression of the unity of interest and rights in America; it bespoke a desire to be collectively honest, introspective and visible to the outside world as a character-driven republic.

From Salon

Said the opinion: ‘Where the manufacturer disposes of the product through retailers in unity of interest with it, unless the union may follow the product to the place where it is sold and peacefully ask the public to refrain from purchasing it, the union would be deprived of a fair and proper means of bringing its plea to the attention of the public.’

From Time

I like to think that’s because we’re really great guys, but it’s also because we have a unity of interest that lessens the potential for disagreements.

From Time

I like to think that's because we're really great guys, but it's also because we have a unity of interest that lessens the potential for disagreements.

From Inc