Sentence examples for differing views to from inspiring English sources

As a shareholder, I want people of differing views to have a say.

Muslims aren't one block of consciousness; Pakistani Muslims often have differing views to Arab Muslims, African Muslims often have differing views to Malaysian Muslims and so on.

Mr Altakriti, of the Muslim Association of Britain, urged people with differing views to come along on the march.

He wants to see an open and inclusive debate and recognises that some of his advisers have differing views to those he holds".

There were also differing views as to whether it would be achievable to recommend that GPs must complete the comment section on both 'not fit' and 'may be fit' notes.

King said: "While many of the shareholders hold differing views as to what is right for the club, I believe that a clear majority are like-minded on one key point - the need to remove the incumbent board and to replace it with individuals who can gain the trust of fans, sponsors and the shareholder community".

What is at stake are differing views about how to best characterize evolution and hence how to generate evolutionary hypotheses and how to test evolutionary hypotheses.

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.

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.

However, such temperamental differences need not themselves amount to differing views about the nature of philosophy.

What does this say to the thousands of Muslim-Americans who are serving in the United States military right now? West Point says they will allow the Lt Gen. Boykin to speak so the Cadets can be exposed to differing views.