Then, as now, we had a constant interplay of domestic and international factors rendering the resolution of specific conflicts difficult and, when achieved, often extremely unstable.
This should include whether they are more responsive to the needs of specific conflict-affected populations such as IDPs and refugees [ 57, 74].
Speaking of rape scenes, the picture is rather unflinching in depicting the horrors of this specific conflict.
2) The situation is always a specific one, particularly a specific social and political circumstance, with its specific conflict of rights.
The article cited a specific conflict between Sutter and one of his students.
The absence of emotion-specific conflict regions in the ACC during task processing may be surprising from the perspective of classic theoretical distinctions, but is actually relatively consistent with the prior literature.
For instance, the palace-promoted new supreme law "forbids" (again, in the absence of specific legislation) conflicts of interest by politicians and the abuse of dominant positions.
Even in the absence of specific constitutional conflicts, courts elsewhere regularly adjudicate upon matters with significant resource implications: recent litigation over allocation of the cancer drug Herceptin is a recent example in the UK.The connection between political repression, material deprivation and violence — both state-sponsored and terrorist — is increasingly well understood.
Finally, we recorded the nature of specific disclosed conflicts.
The new rule: "All voters eligible to vote in a category's nominating round are now eligible to vote in that category's final round, so long as they meet two additional requirements: Voters must watch the required submitted material online and attest to no specific conflicts of interest with the nominees".
LPM: Can you describe these specific conflicts?
