Sentence examples for compensation conflicts from inspiring English sources

A10 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Feudsy Feuds Break Out Over 9/11 Compensation Conflicts small and large are breaking out over the estates of the Sept. 11 victims.

The removal of tariffs without any compensation obviously conflicts with that measure of protection which has become a permanent political fact in every country.

Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch and Salomon Smith Barney, a unit of Citigroup, all announced publicly or in memos that they are reforming research analyst compensation and conflicts of interest.

Advisors can sign a contract that, among other things, promises to charge only reasonable compensation, discloses conflicts of interest and commits to adopting policies to ensure they are acting in their client's best interests.

Hollinger International, which sold The Daily Telegraph in London last month, ousted Mr. Black as chief executive in November amid a board investigation into his compensation and potential conflicts of interest.

Board members who are also company executives may have conflicts, compensation being an obvious one.

I struggle with my own work/life balance, anxiety around compensation, and the conflict between feeling grateful for the many privileges I have while still wanting better from my peers, my company, and my industry.

Each of those proposals requires attachments such as board lists, board minutes, comparable executive compensation proof, extensive conflict of interest statements by all board members, and a thing called the 990 which allows the IRS and the public to evaluate nonprofits and how they operate, proof of 501(c)(3) IRS status, incorporation papers, bylaws, and more.

We know that firms design executive compensation contracts to reduce conflicts of interest between owners and managers.

Warren, a member of the powerful Senate Banking Committee, wrote that the securities industry in 2003 ended noncash compensation that could pose conflicts for brokers and dealers involved in stock and bond sales.

3. Compensation for human wildlife conflict.