Sentence examples for some conflicts of from inspiring English sources
The returns to Ripken Baseball created by Mr. Ripken's nonprofit activities are inevitable and could create some conflicts of interest.
But most panelists privately opposed incorporation because, they said, the town had so few residents that it would be hard to find people to govern who did not have some conflicts of interest.
He concedes that some conflicts of interest may have emerged as investment banking evolved but says: "Nobody at the time realised that if you put everything together, there would be a problem".
These will include: exemption from corporate taxes, provided they pay most of their earnings out in dividends; balance sheets that do not groan under mountainous debts; and no nagging fears of hidden losses tucked away in dummy companies.The existing property companies are the most aggressive promoters of Japanese REITs, so there will inevitably be some conflicts of interest.
You may emerge from this show with some conflicts of your own, or at least with some understanding of why Mancini figures rarely in the revisionist histories and exhibitions that have lately retrofitted the canon of 19th-century European painting with so many new names.
This conception claims that in some conflicts of values, there is no true ranking of values.
(In 2006, the Socializr investor Auren Hoffman drew some conflict-of-interest criticism when he wrote "Why I Hate Evite," the above-mentioned screed, for VentureBeat).
This maze of inter-relationships has raised some conflict-of-interest questions.
"Every scientist has some conflict of interest, because we would all like to see more resources going to study things that we find interesting," said Caldeira.
Even so, past donors should remain private, he insisted, "unless there is some conflict of which I am aware, and there is not".
Politically, founders reject labor unions, sovereignty, regulation, smaller government, and militarism because all of these assume some conflict of interest between citizens, the government, other nations, and corporations.
