Sentence examples for but differed on the from inspiring English sources
Both sides agreed that shielding children from sexually explicit material, the purpose of the 1996 law, was a legitimate goal, but differed on the degree of constitutional "flexibility" the court should give the government in its effort to protect children.
Both sides agreed that shielding children from sexually explicit material, the purpose of the law, was a legitimate goal but differed on the extent of the problem and on the degree of constitutional "flexibility" that is allowed.
Both men said the Senate's bill needed to be fixed, but differed on the timing.
Each pair was matched on socio-economic characteristics, but differed on the strength of the family planning programme.
Both trees were highly concordant for the species-level clades but differed on the specific placement of some clades (Additional files 8 and 9).
Moreover, the conditionable and unconditionable participants showed similar levels of right amygdala peak activation on the CS+ [ t 34) < 1.1], but differed on the CS– [ t 34) = 2.56, p <.05, two-tailed, d = 0.85].
For both species, comparison of stimuli expressing a single emotional value, but differing on the social value revealed no significant difference or opposite pattern of lateralization, whatever the session (Fisher tests, p>0.05).
ACCURACY -- Both candidates say they favor teacher competency testing but differ on the frequency.
The two extraordinary reports into Birmingham city council's disastrous oversight of its schools in east Birmingham – one commissioned by the council and published today, the other commissioned by the former education secretary Michael Gove and leaked to the Guardian – bear great similarity in their findings, but differ on the margin at how they interpret those findings.
Most classical Indian philosophical schools accept perception as the primary means of knowledge, but differ on the nature, kinds and objects of perceptual knowledge.
