Sentence examples for applicable conflict from inspiring English sources

Consistent with applicable conflict of interest laws, the agency official may use the services of applicants, consultants, or designees to prepare information, analyses and recommendations under this part.

Mr. Gonzales wrote Mr. Waxman on June 29 that Mr. Rove "took care to comply with applicable conflict of interest rules" in part because he "either had passing, inconsequential contacts or participated in broad policy discussions, neither of which presents an ethical problem under applicable regulations".

Mr. Shingler replied in a letter that applicable conflict-of-interest laws required the judge to step down.

In this paper we show how it is possible to extend the conflict-directed backjumping schema for SAT to the satisfiability of QBFs: When applicable, conflict-directed backjumping allows search to skip over existentially quantified literals while backtracking.

"We believe this game is applicable to conflict areas all over the world, not just to Israelis and Palestinians," he said.

Ethical norms and standards for medical research have been established since Nuremberg and are elaborated in such documents as the CIOMS guidelines [ 37]. (see Additional File 1) A number of issues have emerged as being of particular relevance to developing countries but are also applicable to conflict settings [ 38].

This is applicable to conflicts between the supervisor and student, as well as to those that occur among group members.

Leaders have been made accountable, international law developed, strengthened, clarified and made applicable to internal conflict.

The article is applicable because international conflict has occurred despite the lack of a formal declaration, VanLandingham added.

The International Court of Justice ruled on July 8 , 1996 that "the threat or use of nuclear weapons would generally be contrary to the rules of international law applicable in armed conflict, and in particular the principles and rules of humanitarian law".

He wants to call it "The Mask of Anarchy", in reference to the Shelley poem, which he sees as clearly applicable to the conflict between the establishment and the protesters representing the 99 per cent.