Sentence examples for domestic differences from inspiring English sources
Perhaps as a consequence of that change, debate among Israelis over domestic differences is heating up.
Any family moving into new surroundings — parents in with children, or children in with parents — has to deal with an array of adjustments, from personality issues to domestic differences to living in a new part of the country.
This "zombie Catholicism," they observe, reveals itself in professional and domestic differences between husbands and wives, community and family activities, and the vitality of "free schools" (Catholic private schools).
She uses potential cross-national variations to argue that potential domestic differences exist as well to justify local IRB review in the US.
Germany, the most populous of the EU's 28 nations, did not implement the directive amid court challenges and domestic political differences.
R. Nicholas Burns, the United States under secretary for political affairs, made it a point to say that the two countries had "an excellent relationship," and that Washington remained optimistic that domestic political differences would be ironed out.
On May 24 , 1624 motivated in part by domestic political differences with the company's leadership, the king dissolved the company outright and made Virginia a royal colony, an arm of his government.
To some degree it is a clash of styles and of principle versus pragmatism, but it also encompasses foreign and domestic policy differences, some of which have surfaced as the presidential campaign has intensified.
The special issue thus offers a theoretically-grounded approach for linking international and domestic power differences to the process of institutional change, with a specific focus on equity and sustainability.
The domestic-policy differences usually seem to put Clinton to the left of Obama — although, when they were running against each other, in 2008, most people thought of him as being to the left of her.
In domestic cats no differences in paw preferences was found between reaching when sitting or standing vs. clinging vertically ― tasks, which was showed to differ significantly in their difficulty for the experimental subjects.
