Sentences with phrase «for conflicts»

I do agree certain breeds can have tendencies for conflicts over others, but I also think training and the way your animals are raised has a lot to do with interactions.

Practice full disclosure For those conflicts that still exist, make sure they are fully disclosed and explained.

Although SimpleTuition discloses its monetary arrangements with loan providers on its site, the company has come under criticism for conflicts of interests having to do with pay - for - placement schemes.

In particular, it is important that you receive independent advice about transactions involving related parties or parties of influence because of the potential for conflicts of interest.

To succeed as an investor, you need to stay alert for these conflicts of interest.

Within a day of its release the report was called out for its conflicts of interest and its «serious misunderstanding of how ETFs work.»

Patience to check facts and allow some time for conflicts to reveal themselves is essential to make sure that we will not become «alarmists» who «spread the word» that we can not see clearly.

Here is the list of the main reasons for conflicts, which you can include in your cause and effect of divorce essay.

«We have strict processes in place to ensure there is no potential for conflicts of interest among our contractors.

We have called out more than one Commissioner for conflicts of interest.

Her brother, Erik Prince, is founder of Blackwater — a firm that supplied mercenaries and security guards for conflicts in Africa and the Middle East.

«There is also potential for conflicts of interest,» said Cobey.

«It's deliberately designed to defeat transparency and allow for conflicts of interest,» added Glazier.

Officials of the U.S. Department of Education had pointed out the potential for conflicts of interest, given that Ms. Keegan worked as the chief executive officer of the Washington - based organization as a hired contractor, while at the same time sitting on the council's board of directors.

For conflicts that have already happened, say a fight, all students involved as well as their peers participate in a «restorative circle,» which allows the student who has caused the harm to hear the views of peers.

The reasoning is sound (Milly feels unloved by Kit, who doesn't know how to react to his wife's illness, and Jess doesn't want to sound like she's gloating), but it feels as if the screenplay is sacrificing the heart of these relationships for conflicts that must be overcome.

Kernersville, NC About Blog Thorium Wealth Management was created out of a concern for the conflicts that are rife in the financial services landscape.

This ensures the metals are highly sought after — and their extraction is a breeding ground for conflicts, such as in the Democratic Republic of the Congo where they fund armed conflicts.

With more human dominated landscapes comes the potential for conflicts with people.

«You never think you're at risk for conflicts of interest,» she says.

Institutional officials would then scan these reports for conflicts with an NIH - funded project and, when appropriate, disclose the conflicts publicly on their Web sites.

NIH had previously resisted pressure from Grassley to suspend grants for conflicts violations.

But what's good for the goose isn't necessarily good for the gander: As more of these large birds overwinter in North American cities, the chance for conflicts with humans is taking off.

In the mid-2000s, the U.S. Army and Air Force noticed Gelfand's work and invited her to speak at conferences about the implications of her research for the conflicts the United States and its allies were engaged in.

In addition, the committee has been active in the development of educational materials and the guidelines for conflicts of interest.

The Professional Standards Subcommittee drafted guidelines for conflicts of interest, including questionnaires and other instruments designed to gather pertinent information about the experts for use by the courts.

The Queens Democratic Board of Elections commissioner, who in the past has come under fire for conflicts of interest, is quickly becoming one of the highest earning recipients of Queens court patronage, Gotham Gazette has learned.

State election law requires candidates to disclose who they pay to avoid the potential for conflicts of interest or personal enrichment, among other possible abuses, said Susan Lerner, executive director of government watchdog group Common Cause.

Mahoney said his habit of inserting himself into the county's request - for - proposal process opens the door for conflicts if he does work for potential county vendors.

Daniel Roskoff, a longtime community activist who is managing Ling - Cohan's bid, proposed that the panel be reformed by «1) following American Bar Association guidelines for incumbents, 2) change the threshold for incumbents to a 75 - percent negative vote for rejection, 3) allow appeals, and 4) vet panelists for conflicts.»

Reduce the potential for conflicts of interest by exploring options to limit campaign contributions from anyone who has or is seeking a state contract.

When there's precious little disclosure, precious few consequences for violations, you're going to find huge opportunities for corruption, and at a minimum for conflicts of interest.»

On the other side of the political aisle, Town Council candidate Frank Gordon, the only true Democrat running in the upcoming election, said the decision will create an atmosphere for conflicts of interest.

Also at the City Council on Wednesday: The Committee on Rules, Elections, and Privileges will meet at 10:30 a.m. to receive three nominations from the Mayor for appointments to city agencies: Fernando Bohorquez and Anthony Crowell for the Conflicts of Interest Board, and Salvatore Scibetta for the Board of Standards and Appeals.

Loretta Lynch, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, called for greater financial disclosure by legislators to reduce the potential for conflicts of interest.

The groups further urged state leaders to reduce the potential for conflicts of interest by exploring options to limit campaign contributions from anyone seeking a state contract.

TXBC's Chair & Treasurer will monitor proposed or ongoing transactions for conflicts of interest and disclose them to the President of the Board of Directors in order to assess potential or actual conflicts, whether discovered before or after the transaction has occurred.

During the play date, don't hover, but do keep an ear out for conflicts that aren't quickly settled.

The possibility for conflicts doesn't go away when the grandkids get older.

Quickly look at the world and look for conflicts and you will immediately identify Islam as a participant.

But whether you get my nationality right or wrong — I've made my non-support for all conflicts pretty well known.

In all the situations cited, a section of the Church was in itself directly involved in provoking and participating in the violence — often giving theological legitimization for the conflicts or for the oppression of «the other.»

The laws of nature are valid but they» are not deterministic, they allow for freedom, and so for conflicts and frustrations that are not specifically providential (divine punishments, educational devices, or...) but are simply examples of creatures partly making themselves and one another, under the general guidance which insures that symbiosis and mutual helpfulness are as real as self - assertion and predation.

Were the golden rule properly interpreted and applied, an acting script for conflicts like these would read simply: Let your children be themselves; don't force them, overtly or covertly, to be the way you wish they were.

Waited for long long time for peace, waited for conflicts & injustice to resolved peacefully.

The ratings agencies have come under a lot of flak recently for rating instruments that are new, where their models might not be do good, and for the conflicts of interest that they face.

Moody's has also pledged to insulate analysts from commercial pressures, a reminder as the credit cycle matures that Wall Street's potential for conflicts endures.

Our separation from EHI will not eliminate the potential for conflicts of interest to arise in the future as we and EHI operate our respective businesses and pursue business opportunities, potentially in competition with each other.

[1] Dual class transactions motivated by their anti-takeover effects, like all takeover defenses, pose an obvious potential for conflicts of interest.

27 Centrally, this approach involved policing not just for size but also for conflicts of interest — like whether allowing a dominant shoe manufacturer to extend into shoe retailing would create an incentive for the manufacturer to disadvantage or discriminate against competing retailers.28