Sentence examples similar to considering it disagrees from inspiring English sources

Obama said that while he had read Ryan's plan and considered it "serious," he disagreed with its basic approach of moving away from a government-driven model for delivering health care to the poor and elderly, toward a more consumer-based, decentralized model that seeks to bring prices down through market forces and price transparency.

Some Muslims consider it a religious obligation, while others disagree.

"We disagree with this view and consider it implicit that fully enclosed holes may not be located there".

"I consider it a part of my job to talk with people, including lobbyists, with whom I disagree".

Virtually everyone agreed that the Federal Reserve had failed to learn the right lessons an impressive consensus considering that many disagreed about what those lessons are (a subsequent post will have more on the subject).

The school said it disagreed with the ruling and was considering an appeal.

They build up a "power base" with those who never challenge them and they consider anyone who disagrees an enemy.

It is not altogether clear whether the markers in figure 3 a and c should be considered to disagree.

Civil Service Board members, meeting jointly with the City Council, agreed a new policy needs to be considered, but disagreed on how far the policy should go, and some disagreed that there are problems with current practices.

It was considered that guidelines agree with the NCCN if the management recommendation was the same; the guidelines were considered to disagree if they provided different recommendations.

UPS said it disagreed with the court's ruling and would consider an appeal.