Sentence examples for monitoring conflicts from inspiring English sources

Frank said the challenge in monitoring conflicts of interest would increase shortly once the sales of "toxic securities" began.

In France, however, the expectation is not only that a lead director will be appointed, but there is also a requirement that the company's bylaws formally detail the specific responsibilities of the role, such as monitoring conflicts of interest, board convening power, setting the agenda, and reporting for the general meeting.

The key issue, he says, is whether the institution is actively monitoring conflicts involving its own financial interests.

What our project brings to this field of monitoring conflict in real time is an academic humanities approach.

But the increased brain activity in people who performed well could also represent other mental activities, like inhibiting incorrect responses and reducing or monitoring conflicting perceptions.

The monitoring conflict has produced one lawsuit and two grievances, and in a letter to Rob Manfred, baseball's chief labor lawyer, Larry Gibson, the lawyer for the World Umpires Association, threatened legal action over Manfred's treatment of him.

SMA-mediated cognitive control [ 46] and the cingulate gyrus both contribute significantly to integrating sensory information and monitoring conflict [ 47].

Other sessions included problem solving regarding blood glucose monitoring, conflict resolution surrounding dietary issues, and parental support and cognitive reframing to promote exercise (13, 19).

Hence, it is possible that those with developmental dyscalculia have difficulty in either inhibition of irrelevant responses or in monitoring conflict situations or both.

"The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services does not monitor conflicts of interest on pharmacy and therapeutics committees," Mr. Levinson said.

He said Bill Kovach, who critiques Brill's Content each month in the magazine, would monitor conflicts of interests regarding the Web site.