Sentence examples for sciences conflict from inspiring English sources

UN-Water (no irony intended) is focusing on water in its broadest sense: Unesco is supposed to promote "actions at all levels in relevant areas, including education, culture, gender, the sciences, conflict prevention and resolution, as well as ethics, among others".

Laura has a background in political science, conflict studies and human rights, and has worked in East Africa in the (international) development sector before joining Fairphone in 2013.

Nor does the belief that science conflicts with communal goals influence only women.

And with more industrial involvement in academic science, conflict-of-interest issues are bound to arise.

However, the specialized meanings of these terms in science conflicts with the way they are understood outside of the discipline.

In that same survey, when asked if science conflicted with their personal religious beliefs, only 56% of Protestants and 52% of Catholics said that it did not, compared to 79% of responders with no stated religious affiliation.

Other aspects relating to good science (conflicts of interests, transparency, availability of results, etc).

J. J. C. Smart (1963) emphasized the earth-boundedness of the biological sciences (in conflict with the universality of natural laws).

We analyze this proposition by considering litigation-generated science as a subset of science involving conflict of interest.

And believe me when I tell you that the hard science of sustainable development coupled with the soft science of conflict resolution and win-win negotiations can give us the world of our dreams... the world envisioned by Star Trek... global peace and prosperity for all!

Judge Kosinski's formulation suggests there may be reasons to treat science involving conflict of interest differently but raises questions about whether litigation-generated science should be singled out.