Significados de divergent views en inglés

There were divergent views shared regarding the winner of the leadership debate.

There are also divergent views on the future leadership of the party.

Slideshow (2 images) POWER-SHARING The United States also pointed to divergent views.

There are divergent views between what might be described, broadly, as traditionalists and modernisers.

Even without any overt protests though, the anthem debate still provokes divergent views among fans.

For discussion of divergent views of Prince Henry's "school of navigation," see Beazley.]

I think it's fair to say there are some very divergent views between National and Labour.

But bridging divergent views within the opposition may prove difficult once a transition deal is formalized.

There are highly divergent views and expectations about the potential for a "rights-based approach".

How far interference with experimentation should extend appears to have been a matter of divergent views.

At the centenary anniversary of World War One last year, their divergent views were on open display.

The private discussion highlighted the divergent views of Cameron and other European leaders on the NSA controversy.

A cabinet minister confirmed to Reuters there were " divergent views within the government" over the issue.

Leo Varadkar's big idea for dealing with overcrowding in hospital emergency departments, full capacity protocol, attracts divergent views.

Whether Amamiya succeeds in steering a pullback of Kuroda's policies remains uncertain, given the divergent views in the bank.

It was something ending in "-ine." We quarrelled because we held divergent views on Mr. Wilson Barrett.