Meanings of create a conflict in English

But could that create a conflict of interest?

Her critics warn the donations could create a conflict of interest should she end up in the White House.

He also drew up proposals, backed by his party, to stop MPs from becoming paid lobbyists, which could create a conflict of interest.

While contingent commissions are not technically illegal, attorney generals throughout the United States have targeted them because they create a conflict for brokers.

Some Democratic lawmakers and biofuels advocates have argued that Icahn's policy recommendations to the Republican administration create a conflict of interest with his investments.

This obviously creates a conflict between national and provincial legislation.

That created a conflict of interest, the application claimed.

The Jehovah's Witnesses (JWs) patient's refusal of a lifesaving transfusion creates a conflict for the physician.

Garaufis wrote that Friedman repeatedly violated court rules meant to protect confidential information and created a conflict of interest.

Ivy was serious about her career, and dating a guy like me could have created a conflict of interest.

Banks that own such entities also control the supply of commodities they trade, creating a conflict of interest, Chilton added.

All this creates a conflict of interest between the two players that at some point may burst into the open.

In 1996, buyout firms and some companies complained its dual roles as investor and adviser created a conflict of interests.

Many defense companies have long offered advice to government agencies on programs they end up bidding for, creating a conflict of interest.

Absent a higher authority, this had followed the primary card, but Jacques' statements had created a conflict, eventually resolved in Jacques' favor.

Her critics argued that she knew nothing of competition and that her service on a dozen corporate boards created a conflict of interest.