Sentences with phrase «from conflicts»

Martynov clarified that the difference between Ethereum Russia and Ethereum Foundation is that while the Foundation must be left «pure» and free from conflicts of interest, other variations can collaborate with government and corporate bodies.

Neither are really a concern or relevant from conflicts of law perspective domestically, because Shari'ah itself largely recognizes the legal supremacy of other systems for minority populations.

Dylan's experience with legal malpractice matters runs the gamut, from conflicts of interest to claims involving civil RICO, in industries as varied as real estate and tax.

a day about everything from conflicts of interest to missing mugs.

Examples include a contract dispute arising from conflicts between the definition of organic and genetically modified food under European Union and United States law, and a claim for airline passengers with tuberculosis arising under World Health Organization regulations and the Montreal / Warsaw Convention.88 The Pittsburgh problems end with a negotiation rather than with an argument.

Deep - water wind supporters in Maine believe that by 2030 they can grab 5 gigawatts of power with arrays of large turbines up to 50 miles off the coast, away from conflicts and where the winds blow strong and consistent.

Many of the killings stem from conflicts over the ownership and use of land, particularly in the face of expanded mining and logging activities.

For more than 30 years, Pettibon has been chronicling and critiquing the ills of post-war American politics and society in his work — anything from conflicts in the Middle East to the hypocrisy of organized religion.

Confirming that Manifesta is open to debate regarding recent political events and underscoring its commitment to strengthening forces and communities in society who fight for freedom of expression, Fijen added: «Our work is one of debate, negotiation, mediation, and diplomacy, that does not shy away from the conflicts of our time.»

Perhaps in response to his volunteer work — helping refugees from conflicts in the Middle East resettle in Germany — imagery of the cyclone fence dominates Ouadahi's most recent paintings.

Artefacts never before seen in the UK take us from the conflicts and chaos of the Warring States period to the achievements and legacy of the Qin and Han dynasties.

To honor the many service men and women who are still suffering from the conflicts of war, 4 Paws for Ability will be making service / assistance dogs available to help them lead a more independent life.

As seems to be its custom in such reports, the GAO communicates its conclusion in the titles: «Key Information on Target Date Funds as Default Investments Should Be Provided to Plan Sponsors and Participants» and «Improved Regulation Could Better Protect Participants from Conflicts of Interest» — and, IMHO, there's little controversy in those statements.

This creates a relationship free from conflicts of interest and provides the client with complete clarity of the actual expenses they are paying each year.

Their coherence rests on their ability to buffer teachers from the conflicts and contradictions inherent in public education in a democracy, especially one with a long tradition of decentralized control of education.

So we principals spend an inordinate amount of time on the phone with a few students parents, chasing the same runners down the hallway, supervising them in the office, holding them back from a tantrum, blocking them from leaving the building, ushering them away from conflicts, counseling them against their bad choices.

We ask students to walk away from conflicts on the playground but do not extend that same consideration across all settings.

The movie, not to mention the company, deserves praise for showing the challenges as well as the triumphs; Dior and I doesn't shy away from conflicts when they arise.

Lincoln never flinches from the conflicts of morality that the president faced.

Believers have since presented arguments against the 1988 carbon dating results, ranging from conflicts in the interpretation of the evidence, to samples.

The issues range from conflicts and disagreements between the interracial couple itself, and external issues by parties that have a stake in the relationship.

According to a recent RAND Report «there are over 1.7 million service members returning from the conflicts in Iran and Afghanistan that may be among those who face mental health problems.»

In recent years, public health concerns about post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) have risen significantly, driven in part by affected military veterans returning from conflicts in the Middle East and elsewhere.

But over time, the partnership soured from conflicts over turf.

A variety of day - to - day events — from conflicts with other cats to changes in their daily routine — can cause cats to become stressed.

The most rigorous piece of social science research on what happens to such veterans when they return looked at people from conflicts in Somalia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Chechnya and other jihadist battlefronts.

The most rigorous piece of social science research on what happens to such veterans when they return looked at people from conflicts in Somalia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Chechnya and other jihadist battlefronts (American Political Science Review, vol 107, p 1).

Yet again, Mr. de Blasio insisted he had been transparent in disclosing donors to his nonprofit when he didn't have to — though returned donations haven't been disclosed — and that he had received guidance from the Conflicts of Interest Board in terms of raising money for his nonprofit, the Campaign for One New York.

«I think he should seek very specific guidance from the Conflicts of Interest Board and the Campaign Finance Board to ensure that he doesn't cross the line because he has been suspected of crossing earlier lines,» said Dick Dadey, executive director of Citizens Union, a government reform group.

Provisions in the bill require that the commission is bi-partisan, reflects the state's diversity, and is free from any conflicts of interest.

The commission promotes «integrity by requiring members, officials and employees of Albany County to be independent, impartial and free from conflicts of interest in fulfilling their public responsibilities.

The source added that the cops would likely end up facing only departmental charges or fines from the Conflicts of Interest Board.

And while he pledges that he will «set a clear standard that is fair and avoids a conflict,» he won't commit to getting a ruling from the Conflicts of Interest Board.

So city Comptroller Scott Stringer and good - government groups like NYPIRG are right when they say the mayor should get a ruling from the Conflicts of Interest Board.

De Blasio sought and received an opinion from the Conflicts of Interest Board about whether he could fundraise for the Campaign for One New York, the now - defunct 501 (c)(4) nonprofit that is also under scrutiny by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

She didn't seek a guidance opinion from the Conflicts of Interest Board until 2008 — long after she already started volunteering for the foundation.

Last night, NY1 reported on a letter from the Conflicts of Interest Board advising Mr. de Blasio not to solicit any donations from entities that have matters «pending or about to be pending» before the city.

2004 06 09 Copy to Eliot Spitzer of Paul Curran's investigation of Thomas Cahill, Chief Counsel of the First Department Departmental Disciplinary Committee, stemming from the conflicts of Cahill Rubenstein and Steven Krane and violations of public office.

«I'm confident of the fact that we handled everything legally and ethically; that we did the things I wish more people would do in public service, we sought guidance from an ethics board,» de Blasio said at an unrelated Queens press conference, adding that he sought legal advice from lawyers and opinions from the Conflicts of Interest Board.

The fierce urgency of current crises demonstrates the need to learn lessons from those conflicts which have been peacefully resolved.

A resurgent Russia under Putin has destroyed much of this myth, not least because of Russia's involvement in the de facto states which have arisen from conflicts: South Ossetia and Abkhazia (Georgia), Nagorno - Karabakh (Armenia / Azerbaijan) and Transnistria (Moldova).

In our work on behalf of women and children, we strive to remain free from conflicts of interests.

A statement from Conflicts of Interest Coalition, endorsed by 145 national, regional and international organizations, calls for the development of a Code of Conduct in public policy decision - making to safeguard against conflicts of interest.

Stay away from their conflicts as long as possible.

The new religious identities and communities which emerged from these conflicts — Lutheran, Calvinist, Anglican, and the more radical groupings often lumped together under the name «Anabaptist» — did indeed share some beliefs and attitudes in common.

None of them cover all countries with anything like adequate reporters or freedom from conflicts of interest.

Why don't you delusional automatons just practice your silly religious beliefs privately and quietly and stop subjecting us atheists to the collateral damage caused by the violence and destruction that is bred from the conflicts between all of your various different «faiths».

Elizabeth resents her husband's constant absence, and fights with him when she does see him — often in front of their daughter, who visibly suffers from their conflicts.

Such patterns are familiar from conflicts across the world, but they have a special resonance in the Holy Land.

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