Republicans counter that they see no practical difference in issuing a blanket objection, rather than waiting for the president to name someone, because the issues are the same in either case.
We also estimate whether there is any statistically significant difference in issuing the certificate when the public official accepts the bribe, and we find results similar to those in Fig. 3.
The focus of education on food differs from one country to another due to differences in issues of health, food security, and dietary heritage, including local foods and communal integrity because food has a connection with many aspects of life (McMichael [2000]).
"There are some ideological differences, some differences in issues," Mr. Hevesi said of his opponents.
The Republican leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, said the increasingly hostile relationship between the parties reflected differences in issues, not personalities.
"I think it's fair to talk about the differences in issues between us, and just over the last several days, we learned some things about his positions that are in very clear contrast from where I stand," Mrs. Clinton declared to a long line of television cameras and reporters at a campaign stop here.
There were significant differences in issues between specialties.
Further research should address cultural differences in issues related to sexuality, body image and interpretation of quality of life as a concept.
SSA health facilities also tend to operate in very flexible catchment areas, with people often opting to consult out-of-area facilities because of perceived differences in issues such as quality of care and stigma, making links between population and facility data difficult.
Brennan says that producing a set of guidelines that could be adapted to the specific context of each emergency would be ideal and possible but "clearly there would have to be country-specific adaptations to address differences in issues such as local epidemiology, antibiotic resistance patterns, and health worker skills".
