Sentence examples for closed disagreement from inspiring English sources

As the year closed, disagreement centred on the deployment of UN personnel to assist in the preparations for the planned January 2005 elections.

"There are things you need to go to the mat for, but I think you accomplish much more by having those disagreements behind closed doors".

There's a lot of disagreement over whether closed or open primaries are fairer and better.

You do not need such rhetoric if disagreements are resolved behind closed doors by bartering politicians, businessmen, civil servants and other members of the ruling elite.

Egypt is again hosting a round of closed talks to patch up bitter disagreements between Palestinian factions, and has committed itself to helping secure Gaza in the event of an Israeli withdrawal.

As disagreements in Congress mean that "closed" signs hang outside national parks across the US, four couples explain how they've coped with their wedding venues being suddenly out of bounds.

The contest ended with two winners, and a new closed contest was announced in March 1925, but, due to disagreement within the jury, there was no result.

A decade ago disagreements among competing scientific teams happened behind closed doors at specially convened workshops of experts.

For example, we know that teams with members who are open minded and emotionally intelligent leverage conflict to improve performance, whereas neurotic and closed-minded teams fall apart in the face of disagreement.

This instrument consists of 10 closed questions using a 5-point Likert scale from 1 (total disagreement) to 5 (strong agreement) and an open section to express comments.

In 1968, Roy Jenkins, then Labour chancellor, confided that "the Bank of England is a closed book to us all .This new-found transparency has laid bare disagreements between the individual members of the MPC, who often split in the committee's votes.