Sentence examples for rules of conflict from inspiring English sources

With evidence of extreme consequences of the winner effect - traders who turn rogue and bring down entire banks, political leaders corrupted by power who inflict cruelty on subordinates, or soldiers who become indiscriminate killing machines unchecked by the rules of conflict - Coates is looking deeper.

Mr. Silva "expressed concern that Goldman would suffer significant financial harm if consumers and clients learned the extent of Goldman's noncompliance with the rules on conflict of interest," according to the lawsuit.

Greg Giesen says the fourth rule of conflict management is to take the initiative.

The Tories argue that BBC rules on conflict of interest preclude Lord Sugar (as we must learn to call him) from fronting The Apprentice and advising the government.

It is consulting with outside experts to draft rules on conflict-of-interest so state agencies cannot buy goods and services from companies owned by state officials.

Today's monitoring committee meeting, gathering delegates from the United States, France, Israel, Lebanon and Syria, was to have addressed violations of the rules of engagement in the conflict.

McVeigh later justified his killing of children in the bombing: "I didn't define the rules of engagement in this conflict.

The already strict rules on conflicts of interest are being tightened in the wake of the Lord Simon affair to ensure that ministers do not take decisions on matters where they have a direct interest.

A Bloomberg News official said the company would follow existing rules on conflicts of interest, which forbid the company to cover itself.

"I can see the case for specific rules on conflicts of interest, but that doesn't begin to exhaust the ethical challenges that confront economists," Mr. DeMartino said.

It would tighten rules on conflicts of interest for the state's part-time legislators — creating, for instance, an independent ethics panel to monitor the Legislature.