Sentence examples for serious divisions over from inspiring English sources

In Central Europe itself, there are serious divisions over 1989, symbolized by the long and bitter rivalry in the Czech Republic between Vaclav Havel and Vaclav Klaus, between a softer collective polity, anchored by Europe, and a fierce individualist liberalism reluctant to give up sovereignty to the European Union that was so recently regained from the Soviet collapse.

It is possible that a serious division over the proposed constitution could end up splitting the European Union.

But while there is general consensus in Congress on a need to help people who have lost their jobs, there are serious divisions between the parties over how long the benefit extension should be.

But a more serious division emerged over trade.

But E.U. officials on Tuesday signaled serious divisions within the euro zone over how to proceed.

The serious divisions in India are not over whether peace with Pakistan is desirable, but whether it is possible.

The self-reflexive dimension in no way makes light of the serious divisions between PM and monarch over issues ranging from sanctions against South Africa to the miners' strike and the importance of the Commonwealth.

Very funny and entirely plausible, since there were serious divisions between the two women over issues ranging from the miners' strike to US use of British airbases for raids on Libya.

Facing John Major for the first time, he attacked what he said were serious divisions at the top of the government over Europe, particularly over the single currency and whether a referendum would be needed before joining the euro.

ANTAKYA, Turkey — Even as the government of President Bashar al-Assad intensifies its crackdown inside Syria, differences over tactics and strategy are generating serious divisions between political and armed opposition factions that are weakening the fight against him, senior activists say.

But a series of rows over renewables, one of which seems to have caused serious divisions in the Cabinet, could threaten the whole future of renewable power.