Sentence examples for supposed conflict from inspiring English sources

After all, the supposed conflict between foreign aid and Social Security has been the subject of a steady stream of press releases from House Republican leaders.

Never mind that the supposed conflict between Wall Street and Main Street is a false one — Main Street runs on credit and cannot prosper if the financial system is in shambles and credit dries up.

Mr. Franklin contends that because Mr. Hindery's offer allows shareholders to receive cash or swap stock for a stake in the newly combined company, investors who choose to hold onto their investment in the combined company face risks because of Mr. Hindery's supposed conflict of interest.

In struggling to make a case for a supposed conflict of interest between the interests of the company's stockholders and those of T. Rowe Price fund shareholders, the book fails to grasp the fact that an investment in T. Rowe Price Group stock would not be rewarding unless the firm served its clients well.

MR. HANCOCK -- Well, let me JUSTICE SCALIA -- I mean, to resolve a supposed conflict in the statute in a manner that leaves in place the same problem that existed before seems to me not a real resolution of the statutory problem.

And with regard to the supposed conflict between evolution and Christianity, Byrne observes, 'Accepting the theory of evolution doesn't make you an atheist' (p. 94), although he then enunciates a misleadingly and needlessly limited definition of theistic evolution (as 'God set everything in motion and then stood back'; contrast, for example, Peters and Hewlett 2003, ch. 6).

In his dissenting opinion, Justice Souter said that when it came to "supposed conflicts of sovereign political interests implicated by the Commerce Clause," the court should step back and let the political system work out the problem.

The supposed conflicts of Bohr's day were a result of limited instrumentation.

None of the 76 voting outcomes would have changed had voters with supposed conflicts of interest been excluded.

The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) complained to IOM President Harvey Fineberg in a 24 May letter that the committee was "significantly imbalanced," noting supposed conflicts of interests of several members.

So far, any supposed conflicts on the special counsel's part (or those of his aides) have been trivial, and it seems unlikely that there are any serious ones.