Sentence examples for diverging goals from inspiring English sources

Part of the conflict seems to stem from the apparently diverging goals of the I.M.F. and Mr. Suharto.

Despite their diverging goals, both sides may feel that their interests are served by meeting, said a Western diplomat in Beijing.

Avika and Jonah scrutinized how Rock the Vote and Mia Familia Vota developed different transmedia strategies according to these diverging goals.

In other cases, they may also have diverging goals.

They often have diverging goals, and there are sometimes violent clashes….

There has always been a symbiotic relationship between entrepreneurs and investors, with often diverging goals.

Yet she emphasizes the importance of accommodating diverging family goals for a spring trip.

That first generation of militants split, in the nineteen-eighties, into smaller groups that diverged on goals and tactics.

A research agenda using an interdisciplinary systems framework with an evidence-informed health outcomes focus and extended time horizon is responsive to these issues and builds on recent trends, although it may diverge from goals of the (economic) development paradigm.

The contributors leading European and American scholars and practitioners examine similarities and differences in specific policy areas in order to assess whether United States and European Union policies are diverging, pursuing similar goals and methods, or undergoing a "hybridization" through joint learning and exchanges.

Even Democrats with common policy goals diverge on strategy.