Sentence examples for diverging priorities from inspiring English sources

It's not really about deregulation and liberalism but about diverging priorities.

That cataclysm led to the creation of pan-European institutions that were meant to ensure peace and prosperity in the region, but individual nations continue to demonstrate diverging priorities.

The debate at the National Press Club, before an audience of conservative activists, provided a public airing of the diverging priorities of Republican constituencies, particularly the intersection of fiscal and social issues.

The finance ministers and central bankers were at a two-day meeting in Gyeongju, South Korea, and their actions represented another step in the effort to bridge the diverging priorities of the leading economies and ease the strain of simmering disputes.

Yet, aside from reflecting the current toxicity of America to Arab public opinion, this coolness also reflected diverging priorities between America and its allies.Most Arab regimes, for instance, fully share America's annoyance with Syria, whose meddling in Lebanon, and support for hardline factions within Hamas, are seen as damaging to stability.

The US military called for an end to clashes between Turkey, Syrian rebels and Kurdish fighters as the NATO ally pushed deeper into Syria, bringing the diverging priorities of the various American allies into stark relief.

They range from differences within the 68-member, anti-Islamic State (IS) alliance over what constitutes terrorism to diverging political priorities to varying degrees of willingness to tacitly employ jihadists to pursue geopolitical goals.

These challenges include power inequities, communication barriers, diverging research priorities, as well as important differences in research cultures [ 21].

Although it emerges from research that physicians are generally willing to admit their mistakes to patients and family, this does not always happen in practice because of the widely diverging and incompatible priorities of the parties involved [ 15- 20].

It is concluded that the realities of how MSP'ing is working contrast with widely recognised concepts and ideals as to how MSP'ing should work, as integrated-use MSP'ing based on political expedience and blue growth priorities is diverging from and potentially competing with ecosystem-based MSP'ing, including marine protected area networks, based on GES priorities.

The museum's official statement said only that Mr. Ross's "priorities diverge from those of the museum".