Sentence examples for concept of conflict from inspiring English sources
And, obviously, there are non-democracies where the people in charge don't get the concept of conflict of interest".
The concept of conflict diamonds might have taken some explaining in the 1950s, but makes a powerful point as an image of heedless affluence in the face of faraway suffering and death.
Australia also argued the concept of "conflict of interest" itself was too hard to define, despite the issue being grappled with in many other forums: There is no clear understanding of what a conflict of interest is and it means different things to different people.
Earlier this year, desperate moves from countries representing the majority of the world's population to examine how the UN might identify and minimise conflicts of interest were swept under the carpet by rich countries – especially the US, EU and Australia – who argued they wanted to be as "inclusive" as possible and that the concept of "conflict of interest" was too hard to define.
It is unacceptable for our delegation that the concept of conflict of interest was not even considered as the fundamental basis for the ethical integrity and the effective implementation of the Paris agreement … It is a concern for the majority of the world represented here at this conference and the discussions in the contact room.
Thanks to political scandals, the public is now quite familiar with the concept of conflict of interest.
We thus have the concept of conflicting and non-conflicting data packets: Two data packets p i and p j conflict if at least one receiver wants both of them, i.e., if (exists n:{mathbf {p}_{i},mathbf {p}_{j}}subseteq mathcal {W}_{n}).
This concept of conflicting maneuvers was recently generalized to automatically extract what maneuvers are expected from drivers given the traffic rules and the current situational context [[59]].
Season 9, at least so far, leans heavily into this concept of conflicting beliefs and, at least when it comes to our core cast, there's no clear right or wrong side.
The concept of conflicts of interest can also be afterthought in Mexico, especially in political and business cultures rife with cronyism and nepotism.
"Our elites, political, religious, business, intellectual, simply refuse to understand the concept of conflicts of interest," Rodolfo Soriano, a Mexico City sociologist, said via Twitter.
