Sentence examples for differing view on the from inspiring English sources
In this section the authors discuss whether there is any differing view on the definition and its applicability among the sub-groups: TLSP, Terminal Operator, Shipper, Academic-Researcher and Authorities and find that there are some differences (see Table 2) among the sub-groups.
The investigators and inspectors had differing views on the desired sequel to the project which uncovered differing views on the ownership of the knowledge products.
However, the company said Vahland was leaving due to "differing views on the organisation of the new group region".
These include terminological misunderstandings, problems relevant to project design, divergences in publication cultures, and differing views on the impact of research.
There are, however, differing views on the value that these verifiers add and very limited learning in EIA has been drawn from independent verifiers.
Though the four countries enjoy similar standards of living, they take differing views on the value of having both parents around.
In the space of a few days, two federal judges offered sharply differing views on the legality of an NSA programme that scoops up "metadata" on most telephone calls to, from or within America.
Mr. Petraeus's discretion and relentless work ethic have had a positive side for him: old tensions with Mr. Obama, which grew out of differing views on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, appear to be gone.
"We both profoundly hope that those who take differing views on the events of the last few weeks will follow our lead and come together to acknowledge that dialogue, reconciliation and engagement will resolve points of difference and ensure that cultural diversity thrives in all communities".
