An April 2015 memo indicated that McCabe "consulted with individuals within [the Washington Field Office] and FBIHQ to identify limitations on his participation in her campaign and to identify areas where Dr. McCabe's campaign may present potential conflicts of interest" for [McCabe] in the field office investigations or operations before his wife's candidacy was publicly announced. .
This verb is in frequent use by officials and judges eager to disqualify themselves from taking action in areas that may present a conflict of interest.
Indeed, the combination of hypovolemia and pulmonary edema is not rare and may present a challenging 'therapeutic conflict' [ 6].
PR use in the ICU is controversial because restraints may present an ethical dilemma, conflicting with values of humane and respectful care; furthermore, PR can be perceived as barbaric, cruel, and obstructing patient autonomy [ 1- 5].
But they have been told that administration officials have been cautious about recommending any person whose background may present the same kinds of potential conflicts that became fodder for criticism of Mr. Pitt, who had represented many firms on Wall Street before he became chairman last year.
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We show that intangibility of services exacerbates the conflicts between clients and suppliers, which may present obstacles to innovation.
Charles Schmitz, a Yemen specialist at the Middle East Institute, says the current situation may present more of a threat to cohesion than even the 1994 conflict.
For example, S3D may present stronger cues to scene structure and motion, which then provide a stronger conflict with vestibular information (Howarth 2011).
The principal reason why a satisfactory statement of objectives may present such a problem is simply that most systems have multiple objectives, often in conflict with one another.
