The basic disagreement in history is whether it's the "Great Man" theory, where the Jesuses and Napoleons change history, or whether change derives from deep structural and economic forces.
Theologians might argue about the articulations with great subtlety and intensity, but in that millennium few would have chosen to engage in basic disagreement over the official teachings, all of which were seen to be corollaries of the basic faith in Jesus Christ as participating in the truth of God and providing the way of salvation.
First, there seems to be no basic disagreement about the core elements of the challenge or the vision in major documents produced over time and by different types of stakeholders.
"There is a basic disagreement between the Bloomberg administration and the superior officers of the F.D.N.Y.," Captain Gorman said.
This basic disagreement about the effect of opal ballast underscores how limited our understanding of mineral ballast in the oceans is.
It is probably helpful to see this problem in light of a basic disagreement that emerges in On Signs between the Epicureans and their opponents: that the Epicureans are mainly concerned, not with arriving, somehow or other, at true beliefs, but with how we can be certain that our beliefs are true, experience being the only secure foundation for any property-projection.
But if the two sides are in basic disagreement, that could result in a loss of operational coordination on the dollar since the Fed and the Treasury must both be intimately involved in any decision to sell or buy dollars in the currency markets.
In particular, a basic disagreement smoldered over whether the engine box should be respected as a dining table, most particularly at mealtime, when it certainly ought not to be opened and we would have to deposit the oily bilge pump onto a freshly washed tablecloth.
The basic disagreement was over control of the school, which the United States insisted on retaining.
Even when Britain and the United States are in basic disagreement, as they were during much of the war in Bosnia until 1995, American Anglophilia tends to rewrite history.
