Sentence examples for dealing with differences from inspiring English sources

"We are not just dealing with differences here amongst ourselves [the three parties supporting the coalition] but within the troika".

"I think the way we have been dealing with differences in this country simply doesn't work," Hunter told me recently.

Instead of a policy of blanket censorship, Mr. Bennet should be proposing a houghtful, open-minded process for dealing with differences of opinion on campus.

In the July issue's review essay, Patrick Field casts a critical eye on John Forester's book Dealing with Differences: Dramas of Mediating Public Disputes.

Norman H. Conway (D-Wicomico), who is on the conference committee dealing with differences over a $36 billion budget, said he hopes the committees can come to an agreement by Wednesday and bring the reconciled plans to the floor Thursday.

Forester's recent writing includes Dealing with Differences: Dramas of Mediating Public Disputes, and he has edited a manuscript with Ken Reardon (Ph.D. CRP '90) for CRP's New Orleans Planning Initiative.

However, he believes that the UK's slow move towards a more pluralistic culture means that "dealing with difference is going to be a challenge".

Follett rejected compromise as a way of dealing with difference, and instead advocated for what she called "integration" which requires that conceptual resolution of differences must be worked out in everyday practice.

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Under Father Reese, America was a beacon of intellectual honesty and journalistic integrity for educated Catholics, who are mature enough to deal with differences of opinion on controversial issues.

In most local churches, members probably deal with differences on political and social issues with polite silence, seeking to avoid confrontations that disrupt the Body of Christ when gathered for worship.