'conflicting declarations' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
The phrase is used to describe when two ideas, statements, or pieces of evidence are opposite to each other and cannot both be true. For example: "The two witnesses provided conflicting declarations, with one saying that the accident happened at 7pm and the other saying it happened at 8pm."
The demobilization of the contra army remained clouded by confusion today amid conflicting declarations about whether guerrilla commanders would fulfill their commitments to disband their army.
The conflicting declarations left the country in a strange limbo, with two men declared president, and on Friday Mr. Gbagbo's government found itself under increasing isolation, some of it self-imposed.
Authorities said up to 250,000 police officers were on standby across the country and while there are fears that the conflicting declarations could cause unrest, as of Wednesday evening there were no reported incidents.
Hence, the fast development of new molecule-based allergy vaccines dramatically increases the demand for animal sacrifice, conflicting the 3Rs declaration of the European Partnership for Alternative Approaches to Animal Testing (EPAA).
Dole campaign aides Thursday night issued conflicting interpretations of how the declaration of tolerance would be dealt with in the platform.
The dueling declarations were the result of conflicting "quick counts," or statistical sampling of votes.
Yet even though the key documents resulting from the conflict – the declaration of independence, the US constitution and its attendant bill of rights – mark the pinnacle of Enlightenment idealism, there's a startling lack of cultural pride in such achievements.
Referring to recent western intelligence reports suggesting that Assad could use chemical and biological weapons in the 20-month-old conflict, the declaration said "any use of chemical weapons in Syria would be abhorrent and that this would draw a serious response from the international community".
Although Intel's "conflict-free" declaration seems laudable, most must resign themselves to a risk-based approach.
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Conflict-of-interest declarations on the reviewers' part are requested if such conflict is discovered during an abstract review.
