Sentence examples for deep divisions over from inspiring English sources

There were also deep divisions over its relations with other political parties, primarily the Labour Party.

Parliament approved the legislation 297 to 72 late on Friday despite deep divisions over the issue.

Despite deep divisions over economic policy, the center-left opposition has repeatedly called on Mr. Berlusconi to step down.

But there is also considerable risk that progress could be thwarted by deep divisions over aspects of the issues.

Colombians have reacted to Santos's prize with muted emotion amid deep divisions over the controversial peace deal.

The coalition harbours increasingly public differences on tax policy, and there are deep divisions over Mr Cameron's plan to reform health care.

Surveys of voters leaving the polls found deep division over the health law.

But there's still deep division over the central issue: Is the NSA collecting too much information?

At a time of deep division over questions such as affirmative action, he managed to bring the Federalist Society types -- then a political minority -- together with the more liberal members of the review).

Tensions between the religious groups have exploded periodically, often as proxy for deeper divisions over land, power and politics.

But he acknowledged that deep divisions remain over Cuba's human rights record and the trade embargo, and that some politicians with strong opinions on Cuba were deeply opposed to Obama's desire to thaw relations.