Sentence examples for above conflicts from inspiring English sources

While unrelated to the above conflicts, take Jim Molan, former commander of Australian forces in Iraq, supporter of more troops in Afghanistan and key adviser in drafting the secretive Operation Sovereign Borders against asylum seekers.

Given the above conflicts between privacy principles and big data, it has been argued that, in order to avoid hampering technological development, privacy protection should focus only on potentially privacy-harming uses of the data (rather than on data collection) or even allow for self-regulation.

Does Thomas just consider himself above conflicts of interest or does he legitimately think there is no issue with regards to his wife's political activities?

The present research used fMRI technology to test a theoretical explanation of the above conflicting findings.

One interpretation that resolves the above conflict casts innate ideas as ideas that underlie all other ideas, where the relationship between the innate ideas and all other ideas is understood in terms of the conditions of intelligibility (Nolan 1997, Lennon 2007, Nelson 2008).

Several factors could account for the above conflicting results, including differences in allele frequency, dietary habits, environmental and geographic factors, and the presence or absence of other genetic variants.

Owing to the above conflicting results, the aim of this study was to evaluate the prognostic impact, if any, of the two different types of CALR mutations in a series of 396 PMF patients with a diagnosis of PMF made according to the 2008 World Health Organization criteria seen in our center.

"The church must remain above conflict, to keep her peacemaking potential intact," he declared.

As mentioned above, conflicting believe systems have regularly nurtured violations of Human rights and explosions of aggressiveness against different groups people.

In our conversation, Begg says that jihad is an aspiration "to rise above (conflict)" that should be about self-defence, not aggression, yet "the reality is that jihad has now become synonymous with terrorism".

In our conversation, Begg says that jihad is an aspiration "to rise above (conflict)" that should be about self-defense, not aggression, yet "the reality is that jihad has now become synonymous with terrorism".