Sentence examples for scope for conflict from inspiring English sources

The problem is that Norway does not regard the archipelago as having its own shelf, leaving scope for conflict.

Deutsche is less stodgy than it was when it bought Morgan Grenfell, but there is still scope for conflict.

The current scope for conflict of interest is all the greater because there is no agreed way to measure standards definitively as the curriculum evolves.

But, in demonstrating the Queen's practical wisdom, Morgan limits the scope for conflict; and only twice, in a perky panorama of political history, did I feel the dramatic temperature rise.

This inherently limits the scope for conflict.

There is probably more scope for conflict in a lab, with its ill-defined hierarchy and lack of management structure.

The phrase "help with" is fraught with scope for conflicting interpretations.

That way, there is less scope for conflicts of interest, the argument goes.

Aims include regulating how they rate sovereign debt, curbing the dominance of the big three agencies and reducing the scope for conflicts of interest (Tuesday).

NEARLY a fortnight after Israel and Hizbullah agreed to cease fire, the guns are largely silent but there is plenty of scope for the conflict to resume.

My freedom of information requests – aimed at finding out more about the education department's relationship with NSN and seeking assurance that there is no scope for a conflict of interest – have so far been stonewalled, as have parliamentary questions asked by Labour MP Lisa Nandy.