Sentence examples for differing views on how from inspiring English sources
The realisation that Russia is unlikely to come to the rescue has led to a fractious atmosphere among the separatists and differing views on how best to proceed.
Members of Arnold Schwarzenegger's high-profile economic team agree California's finances are in shambles, but said in recent interviews they hold some sharply differing views on how to clean up the mess and boost the state's economy.
There are also differing views on how clinical/ medical the course should be, and this links in to the multi-disciplinary nature of the course.
The woman taking that role, Louise Richardson, and Chris Patten, the Conservative grandee who serves in the ceremonial post of chancellor, gave subtly differing views on how the university can maintains its success, with Richardson saying it must not let its traditions fossilise.
Israel and the United States both say that Iran is pursuing the building of nuclear weapons — an assertion denied by Tehran — but they have had differing views on how aggressive the pursuit has been and what should be done about it.
"It's no secret that we have had differing views on how best to handle the situation, but we share fundamental aims: to end the conflict, to stop Syria fragmenting, to let the Syrian people choose who governs them and to prevent the growth of violent extremism," he said.
