0 a situation in which someone uses their position in an organization to gain a personal advantage:
Charity watchdogs are always on the lookout for conflicts of interest and self-dealing at nonprofit organizations.
However, one opposition party with a credible chance of winning the election ought to be sufficient to give the incumbent an incentive to limit self-dealing.
Thirdly and most important of all, those communities were vigorous, vibrant, proud, autonomous and self-dealing.
This partnership raised the specter of self-dealing, and at worst, bribes to the money managers.
This $35,000 is likely to be just a part of the additional cost to the customer's purchase caused by the broker's self-dealing.
The act applied the self-dealing regulations of private foundations on supporting organizations.
An agent also must not engage in self-dealing, or otherwise unduly enrich himself from the agency.
Another motive for excessive money creation has been self-dealing.
By all accounts, it was a corrupt legislature filled with powerful, self-dealing legislators.
