Sentence examples for gross conflict from inspiring English sources

The court criticised Olmert and found him at fault for gross conflict of interest in hidden dealings with Uri Messer," the statement read.

"I think that's a gross conflict for an official of an academic medical center to be on the board of a pharmaceutical company," said Dr. Arnold S. Relman, former editor of The New England Journal of Medicine and Harvard professor emeritus who has written about conflicts of interest.

I did not suggest to replace the analysis of catalytic subunits with that of the c/K subunits, but to test that the latter dataset is not in gross conflict with the phylogeny derived from the former.

The writers blame the agencies for what they describe as gross conflicts of interest and corrupt business practices.

Go to the White House counsel's office, and you wind up excusing Jared Kushner's and Ivanka Trump's gross conflicts of interest.

For legal scholars, the question of what to make of these gross conflicts of interest is a technical one: do they violate the constitution's so-called emoluments clause, barring presidents from accepting "any present, emolument, office, or title" from foreign states?

Luckily, some of the leading journals have just agreed on new standards for reporting clinical trials, and the gross conflicts of interest 2 in this case would not have gone undisclosed.

Reports regarding the film's worldwide gross have conflicted, with sources citing,,, and.

The cost of all forms of violence amounts to $9.5tn a year, equivalent to more than 11% of world gross domestic product, says Conflict and Violence (pdf), an assessment paper commissioned by the Copenhagen Consensus Centre.

Some 5,000 schools have been destroyed, occupied or targeted by parties to the conflict in gross violation of International Humanitarian Law.

Without adequate protection of community rights over land and environment, that economic strategy is dangerous: it can lead to gross exploitation and violent conflict.