Sentence examples for differences of views from inspiring English sources

We have differences of views on certain issues.

She cited "differences of views" on sanctions, an apparent reference to resistance from Russia and China.

"There may be differences of views about how to cut taxes, but there's unanimity that we should," Mr. Mastro said.

"[President Trump] and I have differences of views on things like JCPOA and how we should use it," he said.

What matters is the spirit in which the difficulties are tackled and how differences of views are resolved.

To be sure, dealing as we are with general standards, differences of views regarding their scope and applicability are bound to arise from time to time.

In his letter, Mr. King said he did "not wish to conceal that there are real differences of view within the committee, reflecting different judgments about the risks".

Differences, nuances in the differences of view, arguments - these can be - these are natural.

Differences of view between the Parliament and the council are not that uncommon in EU land.

There are also differences of view between Washington and its allies, Japan and South Korea.

That has made for an administration persistently riven by sharp differences of view and personal antagonisms.