Sentence examples for while disagreeing on from inspiring English sources
In it was the usual hectoring: urging the KMT to oppose Taiwanese independence, increase dialogue and stand by the "1992 consensus", in which both China and Taiwan agreed to the idea of "one China" (while disagreeing on what that meant).
Many of Rand's commentators follow her in holding that there is only one consistent view, while disagreeing on the right interpretation of it (Den Uyl & Rasmussen 1978, 1984b; Machan 1984, 2000; Peikoff 1991; Bidinotto 1994; Hunt 1999; Kelley & Thomas 1999 (Other Internet Resources); Gotthelf 1999; Smith 2000, 2006).
These studies tend to agree that the recession played a big-but-not-exclusive role in the recent slowdown in cost growth, while disagreeing on how much of this slowdown it explains (one study says 77 percent, another 37 percent).
A number of experts share his view, even while disagreeing on his statement about Gujarat.
In this both sides agree that they loosely belong to China, while disagreeing on the definition of what that means.
Even allies of Trump's opponents have largely agreed that it's acceptable, while disagreeing on the attacks overall efficacy.
In discussions, users may agree with each other on some points while disagree on others.
The United States can have cordial relations with Iran just as it does with China, while disagreeing with it on most things.
It was notable when Ellison was endorsed by AFSCME, AFL-CIO and AFT leaders because their unions had endorsed Clinton while disagreeing with her on trade policy.
On appeal, while disagreeing with the district court that any use of the word "means" invokes § 112(f), id. at 7, the Federal Circuit affirmed that the patent claims were indefinite.
A "noble" cause taken up by the Paris establishment, which then buckles with fear when confronted by the "street", reneges on its commitments and plumps yet another tax on ordinary folk - all the while publicly disagreeing about what on Earth to do next and invoking Brussels as a higher authority.
