Word: conflicted
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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Because only the insurance benefits provision of the ordinance conflict with the 1955 law, Cambridge domestic partners will retain hospital visitation rights and access to the school records of each other's dependents under the terms of the ruling...
...bill would definitely take care of the state law conflict," McCarthy said. "It would close down a lot of the avenues we have to fight gay marriage...
...progress: It was incorporated earlier this month, which should dispel viability concerns, and it changed the structure of its governing board to include equal representation among students, administrators and sweatshop experts. In addition, the WRC is in constant contact with the corporations it monitors. It would represent a clear conflict of interest to give those corporations a direct role in the WRC's governance...
...urge among Israelis to turn their backs on the Palestinians, whose leader rejected at Camp David this summer what they see as a generous offer of about 95% of the land in the West Bank. "Arafat is leading the Palestinians toward the declaration of a hostile state born in conflict, not from the peace process," Ben-Ami tells TIME. "Separation is the inevitable response...
...diplomats fear that separation--even if it comes in response to a unilateral move by Arafat--will lead only to more violence as Palestinians feel the shock of isolation. "For the peace process, unilateral separation is truly disastrous," says a U.S. diplomat. "What flows from it is inevitable conflict." The appeal of separation for Israelis is that they could pull their soldiers back to more defensible positions in the West Bank, avoiding the friction points on the edges of Palestinian towns where their troops now face off against rioters. They would also give up enough land to put the onus...