In addition, soon after Sarbanes-Oxley was passed, a number of state attorneys general began to scrutinize potential conflicts of interest under which analysts may operate.
Analysis of atypical cases was important to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the circumstances under which conflict was likely to arise.
The analysis of interview data reveals that the perceived conflict between goals, the pressure under which train drivers find themselves, the decisions that they take to perform or not perform tasks in the security procedure, and their threat perception are contextualised within changing driving conditions.
John Dewey strongly rejected the notion of faith as a special kind of knowledge (Dewey 1934, 20), as did William James and James's model of faith rests on a permissibility thesis, under which varied and conflicting faith-commitments may equally have a place in the 'intellectual republic' (James 1896/1956, 30).
Mr. Carswell argued that the section of law under which he was charged conflicted with the marriage amendment.
In particular we need to recognise the immense danger posed by sharia councils, which are creating a de facto parallel legal system which conflicts with the English legal system and under which people are suffering today.
That's the "umbrella" under which they deal with conflicts and disagreements in ways that support rather than diminish intimate connection.
The conflict finally ended with the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement, under which the south was granted regional autonomy along with guaranteed representation in a national power-sharing government.
In particular, we show that all major logic program update approaches can be transformed into our framework, under which each approach becomes a specific conflict solving case with certain constraints.
Although it is a basic principle in any law governing conflict that those who lay down their weapons must be treated humanely, the rules are different for international conflicts -- for which the Geneva Conventions were written and under which the United States would be directly responsible for the treatment of P.O.W.'s -- and internal conflicts.
