This is an excellent study of how broadly written regulations can engender conflicts over their application to specific projects.
"As long as they are properly reported and do not engender conflicts of interest or commitment, such interactions between industry and academia help to move drug development forward in a positive way," Dr. Lemon wrote in an e-mail.
First, as traditional roles and functions change, confusion and disagreements can challenge professionals' identities and engender conflicts among practitioners and occupational groups.
Their distribution among the population engenders conflict by definition.
The disruptive global changes have left many without recourse and fueled demagogues and extremists who exploit the frustration of the disaffected and seek to drive a wedge between different ethnicities, nationalities, and faiths with the insidious hope of gaining power and engendering conflict.
This always engenders conflicting emotions in me.
I places like the San Joaquin Valley, proposed installations have engendered conflicts with agricultural and conservation groups, who fear a resulting loss of valuable lands and the species, farming and ranching that depend on them.
But in places like the San Joaquin Valley, proposed installations have engendered conflicts with agricultural and conservation groups, who fear a resulting loss of valuable lands and the species and farming and ranching that depend on them.
Trying to gain popularity with the Sunnis by blaming Iran is dangerous, and engenders conflicts.
Ordinarily, the kind of religious persecution that engenders religious conflict is legitimated by appeal to secular reasons of the sort mandated by the DRR.
