They are also barred from accepting any gift from someone whose interests might be "substantially affected" by the employee.
"It leaves us very vulnerable to a global rise in interest rates that might be substantially beyond our control".
Savages, appearing on Friday, might be substantially more palatable, but they're another band whose fathomless charisma and impressive playing compensate for a paucity of genuinely terrific songs.
Lawyers following the tribunal say they believe he will not go free, but his 45-year sentence might be substantially reduced.
But HSBC warned that any punishment might be "substantially higher," and there were already indications that it had not set aside enough money.
A mayoral aide who was authorized to speak about the plan only without attribution declined to say whether the mayor's proposal might be substantially altered by then, but said nothing had been ruled out.
Child benefit payments for children living overseas will not be stopped, but they will be recalculated to reflect the cost of living in those countries, which might be substantially different to Britain.
If a large bank were suddenly put out of business, the financial system might be substantially harmed because it has become so interdependent, not to mention the loss of jobs and threat to investments.
But I did have a worry – which I took the precaution of tweeting on election day – that there could also be more specific reasons why the polls might be substantially wrong this time.
No doubt there will be some benefits: fraud, in particular the persistent and increasingly annoying problem of identity theft, might be substantially reduced if biometric-identification systems, introduced in the form of passports, visas and identity cards, become widespread.
But hotel competition in New York, which has few peers as a tourist draw, might be substantially different than in a smaller city with fewer visitors, fewer hotels and fewer independent hotels.
