Sentence examples for differing with the from inspiring English sources

But I object to his being prosecuted for differing with the state in his definition of marriage and family.

But when the war ended, France struggled to rebuild the relationship with Baghdad, often differing with the United States on how much to punish Iraq.

"I believe in appropriate restrictions — that's just my personal view," he said without providing additional detail, but still differing with the N.R.A.

A new survey of chief financial officers at midsize manufacturing companies found substantial optimism about business prospects in 2003, corroborating a recent spate of positive data on the economy but differing with the views of America's top chief executives.

Despite his failures, Tarrasch is best remembered for his books, especially The Game of Chess (1935), which developed and popularized Wilhelm Steinitz's theories while differing with the master about what constituted a small advantage.

"We don't have indications that foreign entities are the locus of sponsorship for insider-attack threats," said a senior Pentagon official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to avoid publicly differing with the Afghan president.

However, the performance scores for the low ACT students did not differ with the different interventions.

The effects of the different scenarios on the projected carbon emission differ with the passing time.

I beg to differ with the column.

"In this case, I beg to differ with the judge on her interpretation.

Mr. Rocancourt's lawyers said they differed with the prosecutor over whether Mr. Rocancourt had changed.