Sentence examples for disagreement surfaced from inspiring English sources

While Iranian leaders have presented a unified front of hostility to the sanctions, a disagreement surfaced on Tuesday, when Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, a former president who is now the chairman of the Expediency Council, an advisory panel to the supreme leader, suggested that Iran had erred by failing to befriend Saudi Arabia, the Middle East's leading oil producer.

The disagreement surfaced in past meetings on the two countries' Himalayan borders, and recently scheduled talks on the matter were postponed.

Strong disagreements surfaced yesterday over how to elect a new legislature.

But when it came time to draft conclusions of the meeting on the final day, disagreements surfaced.

In general, few foreign policy disagreements surface between France and the United States under Mr. Sarkozy.

Beyond this elemental consensus, however, there was widespread disagreement, which surfaced most dramatically in the debate over ratification of the Constitution (1787 88).

Despite Clinton's assertion of a "strong consensus" in NATO, it was clear yesterday that disagreements have surfaced within the alliance on tactics, if not on the overall wisdom and necessity of the bombing campaign.

As the tensions between Mr Modi and his party indicate, the BJP remains riven by the internal disagreements that surfaced after the party lost power at the national level three years ago.

Democrats were deeply divided over welfare in 1996, and some of those disagreements may surface again this year.

President Trump's policies have been wildly inconsistent, with internal disagreements routinely surfacing in sudden policy changes and mixed messaging.

India and the United States also agreed to increase conversation on services and investment, where a great deal of two-way trade already occurs and not surprisingly, where substantial disagreements have also surfaced.