Sentences with phrase «inherent role conflicts»

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Although they are less likely to split the role of the CEO and the Chair, family firms are deeply concerned about the inherent conflict of interest that this structure presents.

According to Associate Professor Martin West, the government's historical and current role in education reflects the conflicts inherent in these two central tenets of the nation's charter.

Here in Connecticut the CEA and AFT - CT endorsements of Malloy have ignited a long overdue debate about the role of leadership and the inherent conflict that exists between those on the «inside» and those on the «outside.»

«USMI is also concerned with the lack of transparency about the program and its development as well as the inherent conflict of interest in Freddie Mac's role of imposing PMIERs standards on private MIs and then designing a program that relies on less regulated (and in turn less expensive) reinsurers to circumvent these standards.

Integrating the pictorial vocabularies of times past, Walker presents conflicting realities and role reversals that evoke parallels to the racial power struggles inherent in American society today.

Given this «vested interest» and the role cattle ranching plays in forest loss, the report highlights an inherent conflict between in the government's aim to expand beef while simultaneously reducing deforestation under its climate plan.

For example, if you're the employment lawyer seeking an HR position, a «story» can be that you dislike the conflict inherent in employment litigation and would prefer more of a counseling and policy development role in an HR department.

Addressing the inherent conflict between women's roles as mothers and as potential partners, his self - described radical suggestion is to «decouple» a women's prime child - bearing years from her prime partnership - track years.