Sentence examples for because of conflicts of from inspiring English sources

At least one editor of a leading American journal had to resign because of conflicts of interest with industry.

Now an institutional shareholder has demanded that Ferdinand Piëch, chairman of VW's supervisory board, resign because of conflicts of interest.

For its part, the Southampton Association argued last fall that Ms. McCann and, particularly, Mr. Robinson should not vote on zoning matters because of conflicts of interest.

Two of the top antitrust officials appointed by President Bush were forced to remove themselves from considering the United-US Airways merger because of conflicts of interest.

Woolsey's fellow neo-conservative, Richard Perle, had to resign his chairmanship of the board because of conflicts of interest, although he remains a board member.

Several federal judges in New Orleans have had to remove themselves from cases because of conflicts of interest, like investments or family involvement in cases.

Still, for more than a year after arriving at the department, he removed himself from the case because of conflict of interest issues.

After leaving Washington, he was elected mayor of Sun Valley, Idaho, but quit because of conflict of interest accusations about his ownership of the city's taxi service and a hotel.

At the individual level, divestment occurs when stock holdings are released because of conflict of interest or when an individual investor sells stocks that appear to have a poor future.

Altogether 14 mild stenotic segments were excluded from evaluation because of conflict of supply area with severe stenosis; altogether 108 stenotic segments were analyzed.

The real tragedy is that children have been suffering because of conflicts not of their making, and that this is not new.