Sentence examples for examining conflicts from inspiring English sources

The multitalented Mr. Clifton also wrote the score, which will be performed live, and the text for the dance-theater piece, a black comedy examining conflicts both internal and international.

Now 72, he has been called on to add legal lustre to United Nations-backed commissions of inquiry and courts examining conflicts in the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Kosovo, Argentina, Iraq and Gaza.

The main reason for the severity of the commission's language appears to be its anger at efforts in Romania to undermine the National Integrity Agency, which has been examining conflicts of interest and investigating people with unexplained wealth in Romania.

Morgan Stanley's e-mail messages are of interest not only to regulators examining conflicts of interest among Wall Street firms' research departments and their investment banking units, but also to investors who lost money after following the advice of the firm's analysts.

A growing number of phylogenomic investigations from diverse eukaryotes are examining conflicts among gene trees as evidence of horizontal gene transfer.

This model considers dynamics by examining conflict transformations over time, reciprocal effects of conflict management processes, and negative feedback loops.

This inherent conflict is recognized as shaping both within- and between-species cooperative relationships [3] [6], and extensive theoretical and empirical studies examining conflict within intraspecific cooperative relationships have provided important insights into social evolution and the stability of cooperation [e.g.], [ 3], [ 7 8].

Evidence from early neuroimaging studies examining conflict elicited by emotional versus non-emotional distracters resulted in an influential hypothesis postulating that emotional and cognitive conflict detection are mediated by distinct rostral and dorsal subdivisions of the ACC, respectively (Bush et al., 2000).

Examining conflicting histories necessitates sequences long enough to infer resolved gene trees.

Premier's reform plan follows a series of articles in The New York Times that examined conflicts of interest and self-dealing among buying groups.

On Wednesday, the Interior Department established a new investigative unit to examine conflicts of interest within the oil industry's chief regulator, the Minerals Management Service (recently renamed the Bureau of Ocean Energy).