Sentence examples for differences of policy from inspiring English sources

From then on, genuine differences of policy – on the constitution in particular – between the three parties were sharply etched.

Scheiber stresses explicit differences of policy and philosophical temperament rather than ephemeral personality clashes.

The tendency is to magnify differences of policy into differences of conviction.

Politicians ratchet up manageable differences of policy into conflicts over identity and value.

Professor John Atta Mills, the vice-president, and John Kufour, his chief challenger for the presidency, are lawyers who are polite to each other and have almost no differences of policy.

It masks significant differences of policy, ideology and strategy between and within self-identifying forces of "progress" – not least the question of whether private enterprise and markets are to be harnessed or dismantled in pursuit of environmental protection and social justice.

Substantial differences of policies arise across countries and regarding consumers and producers due to power plant structures.

"I don't make this decision based on any difference of policy with General McChrystal, as we are in full agreement about our strategy," the president said.

Mr Gensler says they do not need to do that.Given the uncertainties of forecasting the economy over ten years, the actual dollar difference between Mr Gensler's $500 billion and Mr Bush's $1.15 trillion is less important than their underlying difference of policy.

Overall, the curricula applied in different types of school, the teachers' differing attitudes and the difference of policies applied at different schools to control the use of mobile phones at school and during the classes might also have altered the perceived risks of students.

Mr Umunna said: "Whilst there is much on which Jeremy and I agree, there are a number of key points of difference on policy which I believe it would be dishonest to deny exist".