Sentence examples for represent a conflict of from inspiring English sources

This says ministers should declare any interest that could appear to represent a conflict of interest.

At two press conferences in Beijing he restated his belief that it did not represent a conflict of interests.

By that time, Mr. Libby was working for President Bush's campaign, and he said that working on the pardon would represent a conflict of interest.

Co-investment by Merrill Lynch and some of our qualified employees is common in these kinds of placements and does not represent a conflict of interest.

Once the assets are sold, the proceeds can be reinvested, as long as the new investments do not represent a conflict of interest.

Such a practice, known as directed brokerage, is a type of pay-to-play arrangement that can represent a conflict of interest, critics say.

He also denied that the work regarding the Times story represented a conflict of interest.

He has rejected claims that his involvement in the Mara represents a conflict of interest.

But he said the gift probably represented a conflict of interest for Ms. Kenny.

Mr Murray told The Independent that he did not believe the report represented a conflict of interest.

In response to suggestions by union officials that his hiring represented a conflict of interest, Mr. Stewart said: "I have never been an employee of Bob Wasserman's.