Sentence examples for damaging conflicts from inspiring English sources
"Even the foreign minister admits to wielding no influence on Berlusconi on Russia," wrote the author of the cables sent from America's embassy in Rome and published on WikiLeaks last year.In all, Mr Berlusconi's legacy will be the further weakening of institutions that were not strong to begin with, and an even greater tolerance for damaging conflicts of interest.
Opponents warn that Japan could be dragged into damaging conflicts overseas at the behest of its main ally, the US.
In fact, the auction-rate securities mess is another illustration of damaging conflicts of interest at the nation's big brokerage firms.
Likewise, making ambassadorial dispatches public can shine a disinfecting light on a government's role in unsavory deals — or hurt efforts to forestall damaging conflicts, and put undercover agents in harm's way.
The agreement will end one of the most damaging conflicts between the White House and Downing Street, which has been pressing for fair trials for the Britons who have been held under military command at the US base in Cuba for two years.
But some analysts say that Mr. Bush has concentrated so much power in the cabinet departments that he has exposed himself to the risk of damaging internal conflicts.
At the moment, many of the countries manufacturing these arms are also giving aid to countries being damaged by conflicts such as these".
I wouldn't put up with that, our universities wouldn't put up with that, and we don't want our professional reputations damaged by conflicts that were put upon us".
News of Odom's unresponsiveness and potential brain damage conflict with Los Angeles Daily News beat writer Mark Medina's Thursday report that Odom actually came out of a coma: .
For the participant with left subcortical damage, conflict was abnormally high during the verbal tasks (lexical decision and Stroop) but not during the non-verbal flanker task.
In contrast, for the participant with extensive left parietal damage, conflict was less abnormal during the Stroop task than the flanker or lexical decision task.
