Sentence examples for differences over the invasion from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rice is said to be consulting again with Mr. Scowcroft, their differences over the invasion of Iraq having been set aside.

Invasion assay was performed to investigate differences in the invasion ability of SP and Non-SP cells in vitro.

Even though the United States and Sunni Arabs have had their differences (especially over the U.S. invasion of Iraq, Israel, and their domestic practices) the Gulf Arabs were reliable partners in protecting core American interests — preserving access to Gulf oil, countering terrorism and preventing a hostile country from dominating the region.

Our analysis revealed a clear difference in the invasion patterns before and after 2001.

Obama, who opposed the invasion, acknowledged that there were genuine differences over the war but, in contrast to the Vietnam conflict, he noted that popular support for the more than 1 million troops who served in Iraq had not wavered.

A ploy to end the bad blood over the invasion of Iraq?

To avoid flying over the invasion fleet, the planes arrived from the west over the Cotentin Peninsula and exited over Utah Beach.

Gates did not mention Bush or Donald H. Rumsfeld, his predecessor who presided over the invasion of Iraq.

Yesterday George Bush and Jacques Chirac, apparently determined to set aside their differences over a more recent invasion, paid tribute to the dead of Omaha beach in the first of the official bi-national ceremonies of the 60th anniversary day.

But respondents were essentially split over whether the invasion was the right thing to do.

Even when GLIMMER was over and the invasion had succeeded, Bas never spoke about it.