Sentence examples for different views on whether from inspiring English sources

BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto may have very different views on whether they would work best as one company, but when it comes to the prices they charge their Chinese steel customers for iron ore, they're on the same page.

People have different views on whether or not a program meets that test". Collins is one of three Senate Republicans whom Obama hosted at the White House this week for one-on-one sessions in an attempt to win their support.

"People have different views on whether or not a program meets that test.

As for the heavily subsidised nuclear sector, readers will have different views on whether nuclear energy is environmentally harmful or beneficial.

Votkinsk 12. (S/NF) DFM Ryabkov said that Russia and the U.S. have different views on whether continuous monitoring at Votkinsk should be continued in the Stategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) follow-on agreement.

Responding to recent advances in decoding DNA that have thrown light into a murky corner of genetics, two articles in The New England Journal of Medicine today take different views on whether race is a meaningful factor in medicine.

The secretary said the Russians also had a "different view" on whether Iraq had complied with inspections of their weapons of mass destruction.

This different conclusion was a result of using "amplitude" instead of "M F ratio" and a different view on whether genes with low (female-biased) M F ratios should be considered as compensated [ 22, 23].

But even Western diplomats hold different views on how best to advance, depending on whether they are based in Kabul or Islamabad, reflecting the different outlooks in two capitals that are barely an hour apart by airplane.

A Defra source told BBC News that some civil servants working on the badger issue acknowledged that people had very different views of whether farmers had a right to control badgers, or whether wildlife was in some way "owned" by everyone.

This article tests whether adherence to different views on EU law supremacy has resulted in different levels of EU directive enforcement by the French High Courts.