Sentence examples for interest in awarding from inspiring English sources

"Two firms on ERM's bluechip client list, BP and Sinopec, are big investors in a petrochemical complex on the site, but the Chinese authorities apparently saw no conflict of interest in awarding the environmental evaluation to ERM," explained London's Sunday Times.

In recent months, Mr. Modise has been criticized for conflicts of interest in awarding contracts in the multibillion-dollar arms deal when he was defense minister.

Senator Albert Gore Jr. yesterday made public his order for a Congressional investigation into whether Dr. James C. Fletcher, head of the space agency, violated conflict-of-interest rules in awarding the contract for shuttle rockets that proved flawed and led to the Challenger disaster.

At a press conference following the three-and-a-half-hour event, Haneke dismissed interest in awards buzz and was courteously curt about the importance of any formal accolade.

But seeing as he has never been interested in awards, it was hard not to feel that the Foreign Press Association might have done him a bigger favour by leaving him be and letting him quietly get on with his work and his life.

Michael has written for our Calendar and Envelope sections for 12 years, and has extensively covered film, television and music – with special interests in awards season, the Marvel Comics Universe and animation.

Coe has always denied that his involvement with Nike represented a conflict of interest in the awarding of the championships to its home city.

López Bonilla has been accused by local media of conflicts of interest in the awarding of government contracts, though Pérez defended him and dismissed the reports as "rumours".

A report by the public prosecutor, released two weeks ago in Parliament, found a conflict of interest in the awarding of the contract because a member of the tender committee was also on the party's national executive panel, but the report turned up no evidence that this questionable situation had influenced the outcome.

The disclosures about Mr. Turoff came in the same week that three former public officials in New York City were indicted by grand juries looking into allegations of bribery, extortion and conflict of interest in the awarding of millions of dollars of city contracts.

In addition to the probable massacre of the students, the clear connection between politicians and organized crime and perceptions that authorities handled the case poorly, Peña Nieto and members of his inner circle have also been hit with allegations of conflict of interest in the awarding of lucrative public-works contracts.