Israeli officials said today that they would ignore the four-year-old agreement governing the conflict, which prohibits involving civilians in the violence, until the Iranian-backed guerrillas began to abide by the rules themselves.
Psycho-mechanics, by contrast, studies the laws of representational motion, i.e., the laws governing the preceding conflict between representations that leads to equilibrium (SW IV: 371).
Politically, some states don't have the same ruling parties [as those] governing the country, and that raises conflicts.
Conflict over governing the university has become a proxy war in a much larger struggle over control of the nation's public universities, with educational groups weighing in on opposing sides of the Virginia confrontation, and taking shots at each other.
He called the decision a "victory for human rights," and he said that those who wanted to see Mr. Green executed needed to understand that in the American justice system there are conflicting laws governing the death penalty.
Historically, in the 1950s and 1960s when a lot of the interest took off, there was actually a lot of conflicting evidence governing the effects of unilateral hypoxia (ventilating one lung with hypoxia and the other with normoxia or hyperoxia) on the pulmonary circulation.
Boehner has two conflicting rules for governing the House of Representatives.
Currently, Iraq is dealing with the Islamic State, an incompetent national army, and sectarian conflicts that have made governing the country seem impossible at times.
This makes governing the behaviour of non-state parties to non-international armed conflicts (non-state armed groups) extremely challenging.
Power was subsequently assumed by a council called the State Defense Committee and chaired by Robert Kocharyan, which stated it would temporarily govern the enclave until the conflict ended.
UN human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein said there had been a "clear breach of international humanitarian law which governs the conduct of armed conflicts".
