Sentence examples for the sort of conflicts from inspiring English sources

And some believe that its overweening ambition may end up causing exactly the sort of conflicts that it has been seeking to eradicate.

To demonstrate, Young played a state-supplied video of couples working through the sort of conflicts that are seldom encountered in Sooner Haven.

All leading to the sort of conflicts of interest well summed up by Richard Ings, the former head of the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Australian Sports Anti-Doping

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Their pinpoint accuracy, their ability to help our forces in the sort of conflicts that are taking place is something which means you have to question the huge expense of Trident, which is limiting what we can do".

Mr. Volcker suggested that the Volcker Rule — a yet-to-be implemented set of regulations that aim to stop government-backstopped banks from speculative trading — might help stop the sort of conflicts of interest that Mr. Smith said occurred at Goldman Sachs.

A 700-man UN operation in Macedonia, designed to contain exactly the sort of conflict now brewing in Kosovo, is due to be withdrawn this summer.

The guidelines are intended in part to avoid the sort of conflict-of-interest accusations that followed the disclosure of Mr. Ashcroft's contract.

"We see in Anglo-Saxon countries there is a respect for the values of the state and an attempt to avoid the sort of conflict of interests we have seen here.

But many of the expats loathe the life there, preferring the sort of conflict-zone existence where they can live and dine on their own and mingle almost freely in Afghan society.

Still, observers increasingly believe that the collapse of the bull market will lead to the break-up of financial "one-stop-shops" such as Citigroup, because no firm will want to risk the sort of conflict-of-interest lawsuits to which it is now being subjected.