Sentence examples for interests which could from inspiring English sources
But he drew a distinction between the islanders' interests, which could be met, and their wishes, which could not.
The BBC's guidelines on conflict of interest state: "Independent producers should not have inappropriate outside interests which could undermine the integrity and impartiality of the programmes and content they produce for the BBC".
Among the most pressing is: How will the Treasury avoid conflicts of interest that fund managers will encounter as they work both for their own clients' interests — which could pay higher fees — and the interests of taxpayers?
Corporate executives and others opposed to the plan contend that dissident shareholders would typically only nominate candidates with narrow or parochial interests, which could hamper corporate governance rather than enhance it.
And a sale of the liquor interests, which could generate more than $7 billion according to several analysts, including Ed Hatch of SG Cowen, would wipe out Seagram's existing debt.
Later changes included forcing users to move their Interests, which could be previously hidden on profiles, to public 'Likes'.
High-profile exhibitions like the Whitney Biennial could draw from this pool and stimulate interest, which could energize this fine institution.
Being a shareholder, season-ticket-holder or even only a regular attender was tantamount to an interest which could colour councillors' judgments, she said.The councillors were outraged.
Meanwhile, players authorized the union's executive board to disclaim interest, which could lead to individual players filing antitrust suits against the league.
The tribes are now awaiting a decision on whether they are also entitled to interest, which could bring the award to as much as $1.7 billion.
"I have serious concerns," he wrote, "that Mr. Weber's dual roles create a conflict of interest, or at least the appearance of a conflict of interest, which could undermine the integrity of any civil grand jury investigation into these issues".
