Sentence examples for raise conflict from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, General Bolden lacks deep expertise in space science and engineering and his past ties with the aerospace industry will raise conflict of interest problems.
Among the topics that the S.E.C. plans to review are the economic barriers to entry, whether new consulting businesses started by some ratings agencies raise conflict of interest issues and whether the current regulatory system should be scrapped entirely and replaced with something else.
However, such collaborations can raise conflict of interest and dissemination problems and can compromise scholarly freedom.
It's unclear what exactly Giuliani will be doing in his new role, but it could raise conflict of interest issues.
If the bill lands on his desk for a signature, the governor may be in an awkward spot that could raise conflict-of-interest issues.
"These new opportunities raise conflict-of-interest issues and the potential for abuse," Mr. Roye said, adding that the commission was "monitoring carefully" this potential.
"The I.B.M. case could raise conflict-of-law issues between the E.P.O. and the member states of the E.U.," he said.
Even when lawmakers are not lobbying in the traditional sense, their private-sector work can dovetail with their jobs as elected officials in a way that can raise conflict-of-interest questions.
The court-appointed monitor for the troubled International Boxing Federation has resigned after less than two weeks, saying his marriage to a federal judge could raise conflict-of-interest questions.
When asked by the F.B.I. director, Louis J. Freeh, to lead the investigation, Judge Webster hesitated, he said; he knew that some might raise conflict-of-interest questions, because Mr. Hanssen is said to have begun spying while Judge Webster was running the bureau.
But it doesn't address the larger problem of legislative disclosure, and the fact that many lawmakers have significant business and professional interests that may raise conflicts".
