Sentence examples for grave conflicts from inspiring English sources

Judicial campaign fund-raising creates grave conflicts of interest.

"The Pope is acutely aware of the grave conflicts in the Middle East and he will use his moral authority and international standing to promote peace at every opportunity," he said, adding that were an invitation from Mr Rouhani to materialise this week, then Francis would be likely to accept it.

It is appalling that two justices made speeches that gave the appearance to many of grave conflicts of interest that should have required recusal.

The decision against Deutsche Bank, which found that the bank had a "grave conflict of interest," was reminiscent of accusations last year that Goldman Sachs fraudulently sold a mortgage security to customers just as cracks appeared in the housing market.

The heroic rhetoric of the left should should remain in its unquiet grave; conflict between fundamentalisms only leads back to the antique dance of hatred, blood, grief and remorse.

During the campaign, he repeatedly attacked former secretary of state Hillary Clinton's links to foreign governments and corporations that had donated money to the Clinton Foundation, insisting that it amounted to a grave conflict of interest.

And he argues that less aggressive monitoring of Iraq will now suffice and that inspectors on any new team should not pursue access to Iraqi presidential and security sites, which caused grave conflict with Iraq in the past.

If successful, this approach would offer a way to accommodate diverse communities and undermine what has been a source of grave conflict in the past.

Her grave understatement about conflicts burning around the world could also be used to describe each of our spiritual and psychological states, which veer recklessly between outrage and despair.

This was "a grave and continuing conflict of interest...[that] seriously undermined the integrity of the UN".

Our 20th-century presidents have lived under the sway of its central ethic, and never more so than in the grave buildup to conflict.