As we and our colleagues discovered, sometimes the voluntary sharing of information in CBPR was foreign to IRB conceptions of confidentiality.
Roman Catholic Church opposes all kinds of sexual acts outside of marriage, as well as any sexual act in which the chance of successful conception has been reduced by direct and intentional acts (for example, surgery to prevent conception) or foreign objects (for example, condoms).
It was this image of "happy and inspired students," so foreign to the popular conception of school, that brought me to Drumduan.
This break with past thinking might have been enough to prompt some past national security advisers to proclaim (in charismatic Central European tones) a whole new conception of foreign policy.
But perhaps more importantly, the conceptual underpinnings of modern conceptions of justice are foreign to the traditional forms of restitution practiced by pastoralist communities.
It is increasingly clear that exposures to foreign substances in either parent before conception can have a broad range of teratogenic effects, including reproductive failure, structural or functional defects or altered expression of sex at birth (James 1987, 1998a, 1998b).
To fend off RS advances, international forces have repeatedly intervened on the WCC's behalf, only further marring the tribunal's domestic credibility and bolstering the conception that the court serves foreign agendas, not homegrown justice.
The participant's conception was that some of the foreign mothers were very worried over the fact that their children did not eat enough and it is common that the mothers give both their breast and a supplementary bottle in combination, just to ensure themselves that their child has eaten enough.
The communist revolution, in Li's conception, became a populist revolution against the exploitation and oppression of foreign imperialism, with an overwhelming emphasis on the central role of China's impoverished peasantry.
He considers that external voting echoes the extension of the franchise to foreign residents (usually in local elections) as both call into question the republican conception of citizenship according to which membership in the political community and permanent residency in the country are both required to be entitled to vote.
