Sentence examples for avoid the conflicts of from inspiring English sources

In particular, Schwab says, its system is meant to avoid the conflicts of interest that have plagued traditional brokerage firms, whose research analysts have often acted as cheerleaders for companies being courted by their investment bankers.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has also been pressing firms to avoid the conflicts of interest that come when supposedly independent auditors are tempted to make compromises in reviewing a company's books rather than risk losing lucrative consulting contracts.

Andreessen is a Facebook board member, so the swap is supposed to avoid the conflicts of interest likely to arise as Caldwell builds his own alternative to social platforms like Facebook and Twitter.

(To say nothing of those who would have taken steps to avoid the conflict of interest).

The strictly representational role of participants in the Original Position would also avoid the conflict of interest faced by cognitively unimpaired individuals representing themselves and cognitively impaired individuals.

To avoid the conflict of interest it plans to set up a dedicated, independent non-executive committee elected by the investors to vote and take all other actions in connection with the Seedrs shares).

Lee explained in a post on Reddit that he is selling all of his LTC coins — bar a number of physical coins he keeps as collectibles — to avoid the conflict of interest that comes with his influence and position as LTC founder.

Some are no longer doing search deals with third-party web browsers – because they've gotten so big, their own products can drive the search queries they need and allow them to avoid the conflict of interest inherent when providing the revenue that feeds and grows competing products.

An independent counsel would avoid the conflict of interest inherent when the government investigates itself and would have the ability to delve into the conspiracy of torture and the cover-up of torture related offenses.

Those two Justices wanted to avoid the conflict of having served on the Canvassing Board and then serving on the Court that will hear an appeal of, in part, the Canvassing Board's actions and decisions.

And because of the relatively straightforward nature of their businesses, asset management companies have largely avoided the conflict-of-interest scandals that have plagued companies that provide stock research and investment banking under the same corporate roof.