When the guide to conduct put forward by a religious group conflicts with the guide to conduct put forward by a society, it is not clear whether to say that there are conflicting moralities, conflicting elements within morality, or that the code of the religious group conflicts with morality.
If only the play devoted to her could reconcile its conflicting elements with the same assurance that Ms. Burstyn provides.
Indeed, as a Pan-Arab leader he had no specific political roots in Iraq, deriving his authority by moderating various conflicting elements.
Speculative use of the method of relations would have us consider the conflicting elements not as distinct entities in genuine opposition, but rather as members of a unifying relation.
The inspiration to write the story came suddenly to Midorikawa, who immediately drew the manga a process that went smoothly despite some initial conflicting elements.
Varèse's "Déserts" is an uncompromising study of raw nerves and dense conflict, elements not unknown to anyone.
"The M23's defeat… creates the political space to include all the conflict elements [economic motives especially] into a fulsome process of diplomatic negotiation between the DR Congo and its eastern neighbours and other conflict parties," he said.
Some media of power may reinforce each other whilst others may conflict (elements of juridical control and negotiated order for example).
If the conflict is irrelevant, and the images simply fuse, search should become very inefficient (or even impossible), since fusion of the images would lead to the displays consisting solely of double-orientation elements (i.e., the conflict elements would fuse to double-orientation elements).
A strength of choosing this approach is that Q methodology inherently deals with the 'wholeness' of a person's view and allows for conflicting or ambivalent elements to be expressed; important when considering attitudes towards a relatively new social phenomenon where viewpoints, and reasoning behind those viewpoints, may be less stable.
