Sentence examples for perception of conflict from inspiring English sources
"It avoids the perception of conflict of interest and self dealing".
Williams freely admits that there was a possible perception of conflict of interest when he was both lauding bands in the pages of NME and releasing their singles.
Cornel Borbely, the head of the investigatory arm of the ethics committee, has stepped aside from the case to avoid any perception of conflict of interest given that he and Blatter are both Swiss.
Bill Dodwell, head of tax policy at Deloitte, said: "We do not believe that there has ever been any conflict of interest but would want to help ensure that there is no perception of conflict".
Mr. Law said he saw no conflict, but a former LIPA trustee, Sheldon R. Sackstein, said, "I find it difficult for him to say that there is no perception of conflict".
"We recognise that we have an important role to play in providing doctors with information about our medicines, but this must be done clearly, transparently and without any perception of conflict of interest," he said.
Ensuring that there is no perception of conflicts involving consultants is certainly worthy of consideration.
But voting experts and a growing number of lawmakers say the perception of conflicts of interest undermines public confidence in the integrity of the voting process.
Mrs. Hodge called for changes in the way tax officials deal with corporate taxpayers, including managing their relationships with large companies better to "avoid the perception of conflicts of interest".
Not because I'm enjoined from writing (actually Julie actively encourages it) but to rather to avoid the perception of conflict-of-interest. It's easy to write about a game design issue, for example, or talk about the fate of VR because they're not likely to be perceived as influenced by my work situation.
All these changes contribute to changes in the perception of the wolf and to an increase in the perception of conflicts, even in countries where humans and wolves have continuously coexisted.
