Sentence examples for diverging views of from inspiring English sources

Here, diverging views of nature are generally avoided.

Legal experts have offered widely diverging views of what the state's municipal code means when it refers to legal residency.

It all serves to illustrate diverging views of how we see the NHS – wider social services too – and what we expect of them.

But in this case, the contrast between scientist and professional manager coincides with investors' diverging views of the two companies that lead the biotechnology industry.

Perhaps more often, pets become a psychological wedge not from lack of boundaries but because family members have diverging views of what a pet should be.

The decision to hold special talks reflects the diverging views of the two countries as Germany seeks a role commensurate with its post-cold-war power and France clings to the old equilibrium between the two states.

And yet there was no lack of controversial issues that might have been the focus of debate, including diverging views on the future of nuclear power, on bonuses for bank managers, on the history of failed attempts to reform the healthcare system, and, above all, on Germany's involvement in the military mission in Afghanistan.

This might support earlier findings of diverging views on neonatal screening among (parents) of Pompe disease patients [ 14].

Different societies have held widely diverging views on the "breath of life" and on "how the soul left the body" at the time of death.

But these alliances have been fraying, mostly because of diverging views on Iran, the Arab states' historic rival, ruled by Shiite Muslims.

Nevertheless, the book reflects the entire spectrum of diverging views on the matter, and adds an important impetus to move the current debate forward".