Примери за използване на Inherent conflict на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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There's an inherent conflict of interest IMHO.
There is no guidance for how to hurdle the inherent conflicts.
Insurance companies have an inherent conflict of interest with our clients.
This inherent conflict was on display during two of Zuckerberg's exchanges.
At the heart of the problem is the inherent conflict of interest in any outsourcing arrangement.
Much of their thinking tends to be rooted in the ideal of mid-twentieth-century mass-factory work, and the inherent conflicts between labor and management.
This report reveals the inherent conflicts of interest that exist at the Federal Reserve.
More often than not, these colourful maps are often clouded by inherent conflicts and threats of imminent war.
There is an inherent conflict between what is referred to as‘Economic Freedom' and Social/Political liberty.
The divide between Mr. Kerry and Mr. Carter reflects the inherent conflict in Mr. Obama's Syria policy.
There is no inherent conflict between research empires and the individual, but rather a balance that serves the greater good, as Bejan puts it.
And, if Google continues to prosper,it will prove that there is no inherent conflict between making money and acting in a sustainable and humane way.
To reduce this inherent conflict of interest, those who are asked to write new regulations should be independent contractors or temporary employees.
It seeks to expand the supposed conflict between the bourgeoisie andthe proletariat by adding an inherent conflict between production and the environment.
I do not believe that there is an inherent conflict between trade and development as some speakers claim.
Ecological Marxism seeks to expand the supposed conflict between the bourgeoisie andthe proletariat by adding an inherent conflict between production and the environment.
In one respect there is an inherent conflict between“economic freedom” and political liberty.
Parliament has now accepted a compromise that will allow ownership of both transmission and generation on condition that we see increased checks andbalances to ensure the removal of the inherent conflict of interest that arises.
Is Buchanan right in that there is an inherent conflict what he called“economic freedom” and political liberty?
The inherent conflict between the communist regime's savage political ideology and its polar opposite- Falun Dafa's principles of“Truthfulness, Benevolence, Forbearance”; and.
In one respect, Buchanan was right:there is an inherent conflict between what he called‘economic freedom' and political liberty.
Due to the inherent conflict of interest, the new Code could be available for internal use in their media, but cannot be imposed as a national model of self-regulation.
Buchanan was right:there is an inherent conflict between what he called“economic freedom” and political liberty.
There is an inherent conflict of interest if market participants devise internal credit risk assessments for their own regulatory capital requirements.
Nor does it imply that there is an inherent conflict between intellectual property rights and the Union competition rules.
This inherent conflict of interest is almost impossible to control by regulatory means as the independence of the transmission system operator within an integrated company is impossible to monitor without an excessively burdensome and intrusive regulation.
Some may also just have a difficult time resolving the inherent conflict of romantic relationships- the craving of intimacy while wanting to retain their own individuality and freedom.
There may be an inherent conflict between development of agricultural technology and the number of jobs available, since increased mechanisation and structural change in many cases lead to a decrease in employment, although this trend may produce more financially stable jobs.
The reduction of the initial budget via an amending budget was the result of the inherent conflict between the ambitious target of setting up quickly a new organisation with the new qualified staff on the one hand and the complex and time consuming recruitment process of the public sector on the other hand.
In other words, there is no inherent conflict between good business and good morals, and in a free and open market under the rule of law the two complement each other.