Sentence examples for diverging views on how from inspiring English sources

Naturally, diplomats had strongly diverging views on how they would be affected.

NEWS China's prime minister, Wen Jiabao, is expected to meet with top officials of the European Union on Thursday amid rising trade tensions and diverging views on how to quell the conflict in Syria.

BRUSSELS — China's prime minister, Wen Jiabao, is expected to meet with top officials of the European Union on Thursday amid rising trade tensions and diverging views on how to quell the conflict in Syria.

You could gather up a lot of theories about why this is, but the most persuasive one I've heard — most recently from Byron Shafer, a serious-minded political scientist at the University of Wisconsin — is that elections in the post-Vietnam, post-civil rights era turned in large part on two issues: diverging views of how to handle the cold war and then terrorism, and divisive cultural issues.

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

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.

"We have had diverging views on the direction in which to take Les Cadraniers".

The two officials and their supporters have expressed diverging views on economic growth using a cake metaphor.

Chart/Diagram: "Diverging Views on Stem Cell Research" President Bush's policy The federal government finances research only on stem cell colonies created before Aug. 9, 2001, from embryos left over from in vitro fertility treatments.

The men's diverging views on Iraq set the parameters for the debate scheduled to unfold next week as the Senate opens its most extensive deliberations of the war since it began.

There are diverging views on the prospects for the different countries in the region.