Examples of Substantial financial interest in a sentence
A Substantial financial interest or beneficial interest presents a conflict of interest that is incompatible with the proper discharge of official responsibilities in the public interest if the City Official, employee or Consultant has reason to believe or expect that he/she will obtain, secure or advance such interest by reason of his/her actions in performance or non-performance of his/her official responsibilities.
Substantial financial interest shall mean any financial interest, direct or indirect, which is more than nominal and which is not common to the interest of other citizens of the Town.
Substantial financial interest means an interest owned or held by an officer which is:a.
Substantial financial interest means, for purposes of this Code, holding greater than 1% of the outstanding equity interests of a publicly held company, or greater than 5% of those of a privately held company.
Substantial financial interest means holding greater than 1% of the outstanding shares of a publicly-held company, or greater than 5% ownership in privately-held enterprises.