Sentence examples for diverging approaches from inspiring English sources

An early issue of contention between them was diverging approaches for solving the financial crisis.

There was disarray in the courtroom earlier in the week, when Duch's two lawyers, in separate statements, took sharply diverging approaches.

But in the case of drugs, a relentlessly globalising business, the sharply diverging approaches will lead to more uncomfortable stand-offs between East and West.

Regulators around the world are taking diverging approaches to hedge funds, with some — such as those in Hong Kong and the United Kingdom — considering making these investment pools more accessible to consumers, while others pushing for tighter oversight.

It is a subtle difference, but one that informs diverging approaches to combating the Afghan insurgency, which remains a threat despite the American-led efforts to quash it that began with the invasion after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

WASHINGTON — Representatives of the Group of 20 economic powers, who managed to cooperate during the financial crisis two years ago, will confront festering disputes over trade and currency this weekend, and try to reconcile diverging approaches for how to deal with them.

The diverging approach from the traditional planar (2-D) road data models is multi-dimensionality, involving 3-D geometry and time.

To evaluate the efficacy of various methods to homogenize meat and meat products, four devices with diverging technical approaches were systematically compared (Table 1).

In a previous study [ 44], we described how different European countries have developed diverging regulatory approaches to genetic testing for health purposes which apply to DTC genetic tests.

One evidence of diverging political approach regarding the sanction regime is the case of Iran.

The back-and-forth highlighted the diverging foreign policy approaches of the two candidates and underscored the significant role that Cuba policy could play in the general election.