Sentence examples for given the divergence from inspiring English sources
Moreover, given the divergence in life expectancy, it seems inevitable that a single retirement age and a uniform state pension cannot be sustainable.
Given the divergence between the positions included, it will be a huge task to make the draft fit for conclusion in Paris in December.
He has been urged by moderates in the party to allow Labour MPs to vote how they wish given the "divergence of opinion" on the decision.
His decision to rule out a free vote on air strikes was criticised by former front bencher Emma Reynolds, who said the leadership should allow Labour MPs to vote how they like "given the divergence of views that there are".
He has ruled out the prospect of giving Labour MPs a free vote on the issue, a decision that was criticised by former front bencher Emma Reynolds, who said the leadership should allow Labour MPs to vote how they like "given the divergence of views that there are".
Given the divergence of the beam there may be some mixed pixels at the occluding boundary of the mannequin, and there may be pixels with no return as they miss the targets all together.
The molecular dating method gave the divergence between the two main subgenera of Alnus at the Eocene (around 48,6 My ago), and the original split between A. cordata and the A. glutinosa- incana complex at the Oligocene (around 22,9 My ago; Figure 1).
Given the important divergence observed among sequences, saturation is likely to occur and divergence is probably the most poorly estimated parameter of our analysis.
Therefore, the FED hypothesis is more likely and birds from CVB sites were probably founded by birds from SPP (given the low divergence between these two basins) and the Central Ranges account for the difference between CVB and SRB.
However, given the current divergence of points of views among European countries, such intervention will prove politically difficult.
