Sentence examples for arising from conflicts from inspiring English sources

A key question in corporate governance is how to control problems arising from conflicts of interest between agents and principals.

While a Staff Attorney at the Center for Justice and Accountability, she was principally responsible for cases arising from conflicts in East Africa, and was a member of the original legal team in Samantarv.

Mark, your book suggests that consumer protection law is poorly suited for problems in the information economy, such as online sellers distorting the truth about the products they sell or false statements in online reviews arising from conflicts of interest.

Depending on the context, these can range from emergency procedures dealing with the sinking of a ship or to a surgery dealing with severe trauma or even to an imaginary company in Marvel comics, which repairs damaged property arising from conflicts between super heroes and villains.

1. Since the overall world food security situation has not changed much since the last CFS, some six months ago, the assessment document this year pays special attention to coping with key shocks to food security arising from conflicts, natural disasters, plant and animal pests and diseases, HIV/AIDS, and possible impacts arising out of climate change.

Then there is the problem of the lack of coherence arising from conflicting policy aims and spending which can often be in contradiction with other stated aims –subsidising tobacco farmers while seeking to curb smoking, for example, or running ambitious programmes to combat climate change while funding an airport construction bonanza in Poland.

Much of Africa is what Bolduc calls a "gray zone": an environment that is volatile and uncertain because of problems arising from conflict, weather, and natural disasters, and endlessly complex — though "not so complex you can't solve the problems inside it".

This approach also facilitates an integration of a wide range of expert opinions required to manage uncertainty during decision making (Lipshitz et al. 2001) and can help combat issues arising from conflict between scientists (Barclay et al. 2008).

A meta-analysis is the statistical combination of results from two or more separate studies (pair-wise comparisons of interventions), allowing an increase in statistical power, an improvement in precision, sometimes permitting to answer questions not posed by individual studies and to settle controversies arising from conflicting claims.

Ukraine is not the first country to undergo governance and security challenges arising from conflict and political transition.

Furthermore, the susceptibility of tree approaches to artifacts arising from conflicting signals [ 55] can produce groups in the tree (clades, clans, etc).