A series of agreements addressing oil fees, borders, and other issues, signed by both countries in September 2012, initially appeared to resolve the standoff, but in reality it continued for several more months because of dissension between the two countries over how to implement some of the terms agreed upon.
We traced how policy community cohesion was affected by dissension over evidence and the technical review process and how institutional norms, values, and power affected the actions of interests and organizations within the policy process.
The argument is over how.
The Democrats' political and financial organization was in disarray, however, and they experienced internal dissension over Prohibition and other issues.
Ms. Bedi played down dissension over the decision to campaign against the Congress Party in Hisar, describing it as a natural evolution the fight for their anti-corruption cause.
His last years were clouded by dissension over the issue of Bishop Ilarion (Alfeyev), sent to London supposedly to serve in a senior, but supportive, role.
There was even racial dissension over Mr. Obama's wife, Michelle: She was viewed favorably by 58percentt of black voters, compared with 24percentt of white voters.
If approved by the village board later this fall, as is expected, the project will end years of dissension over the future of the waterfront.
The country, however, was torn by dissension over the exclusion controversy the debate over whether a law could be passed to forbid (exclude) the succession of Charles II's brother James, a Roman Catholic, to the English throne.
The panel of five men and seven women took 29 hours over four days to reach a verdict, but there was no real dissension over the charges of second-degree murder against the pair, Sante and Kenneth Kimes, jurors said yesterday.
