Sentence examples for produce conflicts from inspiring English sources

The forum was held to debate a proposed S.E.C. rule to forbid relationships between accounting firms and clients that might produce conflicts of interest.

Without this transformation, the lack of institutionalized mechanisms for voicing and organizing dissent will eventually produce conflicts that will overwhelm the capacity of the regime to suppress.

The terrorism-case backgrounds of many lawyers on the list, though, could produce conflicts that would prevent them from participating in the Sept. 11 cases, making that shortlist even shorter.

The Republicans, who would like to put off writing the guidance until the end of the year, argue that it could produce conflicts with foreign regulators and drive trading business away from Wall Street banks to overseas competitors.

Industry officials argue that the proposals, called the cross-border guidance, will inevitably produce conflicts with foreign regulators and perhaps even drive trading away from Wall Street banks to competitors overseas.

Edward L. Yingling, president of the American Bankers Association, said the proposal "would tear apart the existing regulatory structure only to create a new one that would produce conflicts among regulators, undermine the state-chartered banking system and impose extensive new regulatory burdens on those banks that had nothing to do with creating the financial crisis".

And often the smaller studies produce conflicting results.

According to Ibrahim, "Unjust societies always produce conflict" - and conflict means development disaster.

But in fact, those polls did not produce conflicting evidence at all.

While the extraordinary diversity of Waterside might be expected to produce conflict among neighbors, it hasn't.

"I think the intention is to limit the right of collective agreement that will inevitably produce conflict.