Sentence examples for clearly conflict from inspiring English sources

Still, opponents of the research say the rules clearly conflict with a Congressional ban on federal financing for research in which human embryos are harmed or destroyed.

Martin Lau, an Islamic law specialist at the University of London's School of Oriental and African Studies, said Islamic fundamentalists often fought hardest for the narrow areas of Islamic law that most clearly conflict with international human rights standards, like the criminalization of blasphemy or adultery.

Moreover, the opponents assert, the rules clearly conflict with Mr. Bush's position, as articulated in a questionnaire sent to the candidates last year by the United States Catholic Conference, that "taxpayer funds should not underwrite research that involves the destruction of live human embryos".

"This clearly conflict with the information you gave when I bought the Phone.

However, landward-directed vectors along the main fluvial channel clearly conflict with the tracer data at point 5 (Fig. 12).

These data suggest additional challenges to recruiting African American students into the sciences, and in particular, to disciplines that require an understanding of evolution, which can clearly conflict with many religious beliefs.

The issue is clearly conflicted.

The Iranian position clearly conflicts with the mooted reduction in centrifuges and has since been softened.

This narrative clearly conflicts with the IPCC model-data comparison figure shown above, so what's going on?

"It looks like snot but it tastes good," she said, clearly conflicted, as she typed notes into her iPhone.

Frank W. Dunham Jr., who is representing Mr. Hamdi, said in a brief to the Supreme Court that the Padilla decision "clearly conflicts" with the decision in the Hamdi case.