But now, suddenly, we can't tell whether a split is a real division or just an honest difference of opinion. |
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In the courts below there was some judicial difference of opinion as to the inferences which should be drawn from the evidence. |
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The most recent and public difference of opinion over sacredness occurred just this summer, and it concerned a substance called pipestone. |
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They lecture on about democracy, but they act dictatorially, and they do not tolerate any difference of opinion. |
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There was a difference of opinion over the roast skewered noisettes of lamb, served with rosemary and mustard soubise. |
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They should have just submitted a written note during the meeting acknowledging their difference of opinion. |
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In doing so, he has never tried to resolve the fundamental difference of opinion between the opposing wings of his party. |
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However, there is still a considerable difference of opinion about the best way of tackling the problem. |
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In this one instance, existing mechanisms were not fully used to resolve the difference of opinion. |
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The two presidential candidates have a difference of opinion on lying. |
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If he is sent back to Vietnam, he will suffer the vengeance and oppression of a regime that tolerates no diversity or difference of opinion. |
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I say this to show that even among parents whose children have been slain there is a difference of opinion on this. |
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She denied that groupism prevailed in the state unit of the party, adding that a difference of opinion of intra-party issue was bound to happen in a national party. |
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Mr. Speaker, the Liberal member opposite and I have a fundamental difference of opinion. |
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But there's such a battle and a difference of opinion in the way Europe looks at this, Frankenfood, and the way the U.S. looks at this, basically acceptance. |
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The response from the social partners in the Netherlands revealed a difference of opinion. |
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Expertise provided through the Centre can assist amicable settlement of a dispute or resolve a mere difference of opinion. |
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From the debate this afternoon I notice that there is a difference of opinion on that subject. |
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There appears, however, to be some difference of opinion as to the value of so many transplantings. |
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Nor is a defier a taxpayer who has a difference of opinion with the I. R. S. over deductions, or one who challenges specific tax policies enacted by Congress. |
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If there is no provision for the situation that the conclusions of the proposer and the verifier differ then this suggests that difference of opinion will not occur. |
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It's always about contradicting the thing they've just said and crucially finding the difference of opinion they may have had with someone else they work with. |
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I experienced this difference of opinion firsthand. |
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Obviously, there was a difference of opinion. |
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Even with a well-designed and implemented performance management process, there may be situations when an employee has a serious difference of opinion with the manager about his or her performance assessment. |
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This difference of opinion between CSIS and the Committee about the nature of the threat led us to conclusions about some of the target's activities that were at odds with those of the Service. |
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Sometimes you're faced with a difference of opinion between people when you're in the middle of a crisis, and then you have to take a managerial decision. |
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We have not been able to investigate these complaints because there is a difference of opinion between us and the CBC about the implications of this exclusion in our investigations. |
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Given this difference of opinion and the fact that the Commission is required to decide on the compatibility of all aid with the common market, an inquiry has been set in motion. |
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The conference did not generate any firm consensus on most of the issues, and the biggest difference of opinion was on the social clause in the World Trade Organization. |
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That difference of opinion will have important implications for outcomes under the Advisory Guidelines in the application of the without child support formula. |
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They said that their own analytical reports often came with recommendations and that it was evident that a difference of opinion existed on what constituted good strategic analysis. |
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For example, while there was some difference of opinion regarding the role of sportsfields in the Greenbelt, no explicit pressure was exerted to permit them. |
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Finally, there is still a difference of opinion as regards the core issue of whether PAIs are public contracts subject to the EU procurement rules. |
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As a result, there has developed a strong difference of opinion about the role of the OIOS which is in danger of failing to meet the needs of either management or the member states, who are the ultimate beneficiaries. |
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Despite this difference of opinion, the two men remained friendly until Sedgwick's death. |
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Picture these lionly lovers jumping through romantic hoops, otherwise known as the initial courtship phase, and then a disagreement or difference of opinion occurs. |
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A significant difference in philosophy between George Stephenson and Joseph Locke and the surveying methods they employed was more than a mere difference of opinion. |
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I am fine with constructive criticism or a difference of opinion. |
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Difference of opinion is good but we must learn to accommodate each other's point of view at the same time. |
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