Sentence examples for differing view of the from inspiring English sources
Mr Brown described their talks as "full and frank"—old diplomatic code for "tense"—and semaphored a differing view of the world and its problems.
We take a differing view of the existing data and refute many of the arguments put forward by previous authors.
Despite the differing view of the European Commission, I am of the opinion that in its report on the application of the regulation the Commission should present the regulation in the context of other legislative instruments, such as Brussels I.
On the campaign trail, the two presumptive presidential candidates have differing views of the "humanitarian intervention" policy.
The scrambling among special interests illustrates differing views of the appropriate balance of reliable care and reasonable cost.
The ferment on Tuesday exposed vastly differing views of the program between immigrant advocates and Obama administration officials.
The fall in 2014 also reflects a large decrease in the number of grants of settlement (permanent residence) which created a smaller pool of newly eligible applicants for citizenship.The disparity in the cost of naturalisation between countries is stark (see chart), reflecting in part differing views of the costs and benefits of citizenship.
3. A detailed and thorough parenting plan pre-empts "He Said/She Said" arguments if differing views of the co-parenting history emerge.
Other testy exchanges during the half-hour debate, moderated by program host Warren Olney, involved questions about the billboard industry's generous financial support of Delgadillo and the two candidates' widely differing views of the role of the city attorney's office.
This reduction cannot be ascribed to differing views of the annotation of these genes, as all protein-coding genes in Mayetiola and all but two in Rhopalomyia have DNA-encoded terminators, and in most cases the start codons are unambiguous.
