Mr. Trump's public statements about his draft experience sometimes conflict with his Selective Service records, and he is often hazy in recalling details.
Indeed, in my own work on religion, I've found that religious influences on both United Nations voting (forthcoming in Politics and Religion, see here for a working draft) and interstate conflict depend on the political conditions in which religious beliefs arise.
Last year he helped the Association of American Medical Colleges draft a model conflict-of-interest policy for medical schools.
The OHCHR has taken an active role in moderating conflicts and drafting treaties in conflict areas around the world, including early-21st-century conflicts in Iraq and Sudan.
Simon Corbell, the ACT's attorney-general, says he made 63 amendments during its drafting to avoid conflict with the Marriage Act.
It is consulting with outside experts to draft rules on conflict-of-interest so state agencies cannot buy goods and services from companies owned by state officials.
A new draft law on conflicts of interest points the same way.For years there have been arguments about the need for a law to regulate such conflicts, of which Mr Berlusconi, a tycoon of multiple interests, has no shortage.
Cultural property (armed conflicts) (draft) bill Would allow the UK to ratify the 1954 Convention on the Protection of Cultural Property, providing a series of protections for cultural artefacts during wars.
According to a draft of the conflict-of-interest policy distributed before the final vote, coordinating editors and authors of the panel's voluminous reports would have to fill out a form each year detailing affiliations, funding, and jobs that "might reasonably be construed by others as affecting your judgment".
Most members of the Boston church, favoring Wheelwright in the conflict, drafted a petition justifying Wheelwright's sermon, and 60 people signed this remonstrance protesting the conviction.
