Acta is silent on the rights of the individual; unsurprising, since the signatories would include the US, UK and China - which have widely diverging ideas on the topic.
One father, who argued with his brother over treatment for his sick child, stated: "If there are diverging ideas about where to treat a child - this is always about the problem of money".
"If pikes had been useful in the hands of past military men," Governor Brown asked rhetorically, "why would they not be effective in the hands of Georgia soldiers?" But if the governor's plan spoke to a certain early desperation in the South, it also underscored diverging Confederate strategies — indeed, diverging ideas about the Confederacy itself.
Polls indicate that as their fortunes diverge, the idea of uniting Taiwan with its fast-growing neighbor is gaining ground here.
Diverging from the idea of an accidental membrane fragmentation or from the apoptosis-associated bubbling of the plasma membrane, evidence accumulated during the past 5 years has revealed a very specific process of protein and lipid sorting that culminates with the generation of these small (about 100 nm in diameter) membrane vesicles [ 2].
Flanders reminds us that with the advent of the Industrial Revolution, public and private spheres diverged and "the idea of home" evolved, becoming -- for the Victorians as it still is for us -- a refuge from the outside world.
This is because all human beings share something deeply in common: beneath the surface of diverging and conflicting ideas, emotions, tastes, inclinations and prejudices, our true nature is constituted by reason, which grasps the way in which everything in the universe is connected.
Fry has his own ideas about revenge, ideas that diverge from those of Dumas, and he keeps us guessing right up to the story's unpredictable ending.
Diverging interpretations of interdependence between teams.
