Sentence examples for conflict of having from inspiring English sources

Can the unreliable B.C.S. formula — with the built-in conflict of having coaches vote and its relentlessly tweaked computer polls — be used to determine the top four teams?

"I was interested in the central conflict of having to live a lie," Ms. Spiotta said, "and to have a child, and to figure out what is the right thing to do".

That her candidacy was a possibility at all suggests that being the companion, rather than the wife, lends an aura of independence just potent enough to dispel momentarily the obvious conflict of having the mayor hitting up his love interest for federal money on behalf of the city.

Although 80% of CEOs surveyed said they believed sustainability will be "fully integrated across their global business" in 10 to 15 years time, Lacy says CEOs are suffering the internal conflict of having "one foot in the future, one foot in the present".

That's right, the transfer of the Expos to Milwaukee would be the most obvious way to save them and, in the process, eliminate three of baseball's more stubborn blemishes: The Expos, the Brewers and the inherent conflict of having a commissioner whose family owns a franchise, and one of the worst-operated franchises at that.

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.

But the management conflicts of having two separate divisions and two separate stocks under one roof proved too great.

This conflict of interest has predictable consequences.

An intensifying conflict of values has put its democratic nature under tremendous stress.

Any possible conflict of interest has to be disclosed.

Rules on any potential conflict of interest have also been tightened.