Such caution stems from history.
Lee White, executive director of the National History Coalition, says the problem stems from history's place in American curriculum.
We also each exercise singular international responsibilities, stemming from our history, defence capabilities and status as permanent members of the UN security council.
The area still holds strong ties to the Roman Catholic Church and its unique cultural identity, stemming from its history as an independent kingdom.
Since independence, Latin American countries have been subject to both right and left-wing authoritarian regimes, stemming from a history of colonialism in which one group dominated another.
In each case the results of this approach, which does not suffer from high false positive rates stemming from a history of recombination, confirmed positive Darwinian selection (data not shown).
Methods of combating homegrown terrorism — another French word dating from 1789 — are also quite different, stemming from different histories, legal systems and conceptions of the state.
More than most countries, Israel seeks a lyrical narrative about itself stemming from notions of history, divinity and collective redemption.
We are 'not supposed to have sex' or, certainly, 'wrong sex' as defined by any number of social codes stemming from a 1,500-year 1,500-year cultural repression.
Author Amos Oz has observed this condition noting that despite Israel's military and economic means, there lies a profound sense of unease and paranoia stemming from the long history of Jews as victims.
