Synonyms for conflict of interest
con·flict of in·ter·est

Princeton's WordNet

1. conflict of interestnoun

   a situation in which a public official's decisions are influenced by the official's personal interests

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1. • Situation

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1. Roger Marshall:

   According to your disclosure it looks like you received that [loan] at an interest rate of 6% but the going rate for a consumer loan was 11%, do you feel like that's some type of conflict of interest?

2. Julie Robillard:

   Self-diagnosis behavior ... is increasingly popular online, and freely accessible quizzes that call themselves 'tests' for Alzheimer's are available on the Internet, however, little is known about the scientific validity and reliability of these offerings and ethics-related factors, including research and commercial conflict of interest, confidentiality and consent.

3. Tove Maria Ryding:

   That's a clear conflict of interest.

4. Craig Holman:

   Manchin is a walking conflict of interest, and what makes it all the more troubling is that he's the 50th Democratic senator, which gives him enormous sway over climate change policy.

5. Lim Kit Siang:

   The attorney-general should not have been involved in the decision affecting the PM because he was appointed by the PM, it was very controversial circumstances when Gani Patail was sacked. It is a conflict of interest.