Sentence examples for interest situations from inspiring English sources

In its judgement, the IOC Ethics Commission said the pair had placed themselves in conflict of interest situations in accepting money from ISL more than 10 years ago.

After a long period of time where each party adhered to and practiced agreements in the name of their child's best interest — situations can quickly evolve that drastically disrupt the stability that had been in place.

The PATH COI policy talks about PATH's responsibility to train its staff to recognize conflict of interest situations as well as subject itself to internal and external monitoring to prevent conflicts of interest within the organization.

The IOC reprimanded him for putting himself in a "conflict of interest situation", but such matters evidently do not prevent a man from going on to run athletics for 16 years, which places in some sort of context the fact that his organisation would appear to have been sitting on thousands of highly dubious doping results for more than a decade.

You're presented into a "conflict of interest" situation.

An administrator (CS) coordinates the review process and attempts to prevent conflict-of-interest situations during the reviewer assignment phase.

"As soon as" the news came, Baker recalled, he realized that, if Fortas continued to represent him, the attorney might find himself in "a conflict-of-interest situation".

"It notes that by accepting a cash donation in these conditions from a marketing partner of the international federation of which he was vice-president, Mr Lamine Diack placed himself in a conflict of interests situation".

It is no intended knock on Pogue's integrity — he has panned Apple products and praised those of competitors — to point out that the review put him in the kind of conflict-of-interest situation that The Times regularly calls others to account for: doctors with a financial interest in the drugs they recommend, or a presidential adviser whose clients have a direct interest in certain legislation.

Another big anti-virus vendor, Symantec, is in a similar conflict-of-interest situation.

At the heart of any conflict-of-interest situation is the question of whether to act in your own best interest or do what is best for the greater good.