Sentences with phrase «concerns around conflict»

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Given that many of the most notable anticompetitive concerns around Amazon's business structure arise from its vertical integration and the resulting conflicts of interest, applying a nondiscrimination scheme would curb the anticompetitive risk.

Others, such as Reinvent Albany Executive Director John Kaehny, said reformers should look beyond the traditional nonprofit regulators and instead bolster enforcement of lobbying laws and rules because most concerns centered around conflicts in that industry.

The charges against Silver revolved around clients to a tax certiorari firm where he was of counsel, and some senators expressed concern Flanagan might face questions regarding similar conflicts.

Some also raised concerns around the «clear intention to privatise and... make money on health and social services» and made allegations of corruption and conflicts of interest.

His work has always been deeply concerned with conflict — military, political and social — in Britain and around the world, sometimes working with organisations such as Greenpeace and Christian Aid.

There are inherent cultural anxieties around aspects of visual culture particularly images of conflict, Golden exposes these and therefore the universal concerns of the human psyche.

Whether or not the birds were too concerned about the conflict is hard to tell, but they remained abundant through his binoculars, which he'd don non-stop around base and «beyond the wire,» as he slogged through mud puddles, cruised the parameters, and traveled to all corners of the country (all the while enticing other soldiers to wonder about his strange «missions.»)

We the undersigned lawyers and jurists from legal traditions around the world are extremely concerned about conflicts in the Middle East regarding the suspected proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, and the possibility that force may be used in response to this situation.

Common issues addressed in family counseling are concerns around parenting, sibling conflict, loss of family members, new members entering the family, dealing with a major move or a general change affecting the family system.

Her specialty area is sex therapy, but other common areas of treatment, for couples specifically, include addressing: desire concerns, sexual discrepancies, conflict, infidelity, nonmonogamy / polyamory and communication problems around sex.

In addition to sexual dysfunction, sex therapy addresses conflict around gender concerns, sexual preferences and or contemporary sexual issues.