Sentence examples for difference of approach from inspiring English sources

At the heart of this dispute was an intrinsic difference of approach.

The same difference of approach applies to the war in Afghanistan.

The offer reflects the difference of approach toward North Korea between the United States and its partners, especially China.

The reasons for Conille's resignation are complex, but they boil down to a difference of approach between himself and President Michel Martelly.

"There's a real difference of approach here," said Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat of West Virginia, "and I'm not sure it's mendable".

A similar difference of approach is now afflicting the new world banking accord, dubbed Basel 2, which was thrashed out in the city almost three years ago.

Though the hybrid [3 + 1] form-one G-quadruplex structures share the same conformation, the potassium counterions added according to a rough Coulombic potential around G-quadruplex had different locations in sim-K1 and sim-K2, which leaded to the time difference of approaching to the binding sites.

Hart sees the election not as a difference of approaches but a clash of philosophies.

"I had a very good working relationship and a very high level of trust with the people negotiating Privacy Shield under Mr Obama's administration," she said, discussing the difference of approaches of the two administrations to Privacy Shield.

But there are clearly emerging differences of approach.

The differences of approach between the people who were given these labels were important and worth debating.