Sentence examples for conflicting options from inspiring English sources

Decision-makers must choose how resources are to be allocated to manage stormwater and decide among the multiple and sometimes conflicting options available to reduce the impact of stormwater at different sites across the city and region.

Contextual factors working in an interrelating manner as a constraint, present policy agenda setters with conflicting options shaping the policy content to be made in a less timely manner and less closely linked to the intended agenda.

The middle IPL areas PF and PFm are activated by nonspatial attention tasks, especially when reevaluating conflicting choice options (Vossel et al. 2006; Boorman et al. 2009; Mevorach et al. 2009; Caspers, Heim, et al. 2011) as well as spatial attention and reorienting tasks (Rushworth et al. 2001; Corbetta et al. 2008).

This interpretation is based on the more general account that the left IFJ is involved in cognitive control processes, specifically in the resolution of conflicting response options as in the Stroop task [e.g., Brass et al., 2005].

I foresee the day that governments will examine nonviolent conflict options prior to making decisions to pursue or protect important and vital interests".

But he seems to be falling back on what in the post-Soviet world has come to be known as the "frozen conflict" option.

"It is a person tired of the way security and peace have been handled, a person who prefers the conflict option instead of negotiations that failed".

The decisions can be difficult if there are many motives, many options, conflicting values, difficult trade-offs, etc.

For the latter group, there were some residents who were aware of this conflict and believed that it was necessary to be nonjudgmental and offer adolescents all possible options, even if these options conflicted with their own personal values and beliefs.

As a result, patients and their families receive conflicting information about their options.

Scientific evidence that imparts conflicting results regarding treatment options (i.e. balance between risks and benefits) or the absence or insufficiency of scientific evidence makes this choice even more difficult [ 19].