Chris Hedges of The Times takes a differing view in "Reporting America at War," compiled by Michelle Ferrari, the writer of the PBS series of the same name.
We take a differing view of the existing data and refute many of the arguments put forward by previous authors.
Mr Brown described their talks as "full and frank"—old diplomatic code for "tense"—and semaphored a differing view of the world and its problems.
And yet, no voters said that a differing view on either of these issues would change their vote -- at least not in the presidential race.
But, if the meaning of "bi-partisan" is, as most normal people would think, having representatives of differing views of a debate or contrasting sides of an argument, then, this Commission isn't "bi-partisan".
"At least some of us think that some of the initiatives [MPP has] launched have been ill-advised and not very well planned out, but that's more a question of competence than it is a question of differing views," said Harborside's DeAngelo.
This clearly points out that the administration is acting under ABVP's pressure to silence any kind of differing view point.
Many in the US believe that there is a lack of differing views in the American education system as a result of funding from large charitable foundations.
This reluctance to mix it up also has been reflected in the lack of full-throated political and cultural debates on campuses (as opposed to ersatz debates on cable TV), replaced by a quiet P.C. acceptance of differing views or an obnoxious stereotyping of anyone different.
Michael P. Baer, head of the private banking business and a great-grandson of the founder, Julius Baer, will leave in the middle of the year because of "differing views" on strategy, said Walter Knabenhans, the bank's chief executive, at a briefing here on Monday.
