Sentence examples for imposed conflict from inspiring English sources

When the previous trial imposed conflict, the cognitive control system is engaged, resulting in better performance on the subsequent conflict trial.

Among other things, it has a text in verse, Greek-style choruses and an imposing, conflicted protagonist.

The regulators stated that these organisations engaged in "acts and practices that created or maintained inappropriate influence by investment banking over research analysts, thereby imposing conflicts of interest on research analysts that the firms failed to manage in an adequate or appropriate manner".

Congress imposes conflicting directives on the ATF.

This horizontal integration may impose conflicting demands on the regulation of these core decision-making components because signals can vary in time, space, and identity.

WASHINGTON — President-elect Barack Obama has imposed stricter conflict-of-interest restrictions on his White House transition team than any president before him.

Israelis and Palestinians both act, perhaps because some foreign force will likely impose the conflict's outcome, as if the conflict is primarily over who is the righteous victim.

The exchanges, which have begun to impose new conflict rules approved by the S.E.C. last May, are now considering yet more rules.

He said on Tuesday that he had accomplished much of what he set out to do, writing stringent new standards for drilling safety and environmental protection, moving revenue collection to another part of Interior, improving training of inspectors and imposing new conflict of interest rules.

All authors have no commercial associations that might impose a conflict of interest.

Recently imposed controls on "conflict diamonds," the sale of which helps fuel violence, are another example of global action.