Sentence examples for many conflicts of from inspiring English sources

Nocsae, an industry-supported association, has been criticized for having too many conflicts of interest to be considered objective.

It did, however, say much more about the many conflicts of interest surrounding Thaksin Shinawatra, who is at once prime minister and Thailand's biggest businessman.

The many conflicts of interest of the shareholding institutions are described in gory detail by John Bogle in a new book, "The Battle for the Soul of Capitalism".

Critics have accused the industry-supported association for not setting more rigorous safety standards and having too many conflicts of interest to be considered an unbiased arbiter.

In 2002 America's Congress hastily passed the Sarbanes-Oxley act to, among other things, untangle the auditing profession's many conflicts of interest.

Duma resigned from the organization's board this month because he said the group had too many conflicts of interest to be considered an unbiased arbiter.

The many conflict-of-interest rules that require his recusal from the firing decision generally prevent a lawyer from participating in a matter in which he has a personal interest.

The seeds of many conflicts in the Caucasus, as of Russia's own problems, were planted by Stalin's ruthless nationalist policies in the 1930s and 1940s.

This is true of many conflicts in the world.

In many conflicts, the passing of the agenda from one generation to another is accompanied by increasing radicalism.

It is also the source of the many conflicting legends of Artemisia Gentileschi, which have in turn presented her as a harlot, a victim and an emboldened survivor.