Mr. Solzhenitsyn's era, he said, was "an obvious conflict between people of conscience and the authorities.
Because of the obvious conflict between our decision in Miranda and 3501, we must address whether Congress has constitutional authority to thus supersede Miranda.
The NSA could both secure U.S. systems against foreign cryptanalysis and try to break other countries' (and non-state actors') codes without any very obvious conflict between its two roles.
Normally, Sir George would be right: there is an obvious conflict between the two jobs, which is why Margaret Beckett, leader of the House in the last parliament, did so little to strengthen MPs' powers.
"I am not willing to allow what is an obvious conflict between one of the core participants and another to divert attention from my concern about the customs, practices and ethics of the press.
To date, we have seen no evidence that further monetary stimulus will create jobs or provide a sustainable path towards economic recovery.There is a direct and obvious conflict between the argument that Fed policy hasn't helped and that Fed policy is likely to bring down the dollar and encourage borrowing.The bigger question, however, is what the letter means.
Communist societies that purported to institute equality for women from the top down, so to speak, failed to accomplish their goal precisely by overlooking the obvious conflict between the perfect mother and the perfect worker.
Considering the obvious conflict between molecular phylogenies and morphological data, the monophyly of the flatworms remains undecided.
Having said that, I don't see an obvious conflict between the idea that the decoding function of the ribosome was initially involved in replication, nor that charged 'tRNAs' could have been coopted into replication at some point in the evolution of this process.
The most obvious conflict--between family and work has actually grown sharper as job opportunities have increased... Amenities taken for granted in much of the developed world--decent child care and reliably good public education, for example--are out of their reach.
