clash of opinions
conflict of opinions

He also suggested that their had been a clash of opinions.

We just had a clash of opinions, Ed.

Thank you for shedding light on the current clash of opinions in the care of retarded people in Connecticut.

Since earthquakes have no ideological connotations, we have had no clashes of opinions among groups.

In the jointly initiated reforms at Bayern it emerged there was a severe clash of opinions between coach and club management.

"Crazy, crazy, crazy," said one old man walking past, shaking his head at the clash of opinions and the rising noise level.

He had learned long ago that all you had to do was to stage a clash of opinions between the experts and base your directives on the outcome.

Democratism is impossible without the freedom of thought and speech, without an open and broad clash of opinions, without a critical review of our affairs.

At the meeting room, Wilhelmina announces that she will give way to Daniel's idea for the February issue and apologizes for the previous clashing of opinions.

This clash of opinions between the 11 and 12 Group commanders was left unresolved by Leigh-Mallory and Park's commander, Dowding.

At the Writers' Society, Rebreanu's motion was defeated after a clash of opinions, which almost resulted in the resignation of Society President Nicolae M. Condiescu.

The name "Dat Oven" refers to new ideas arising from friction, for example the clash of opinions that a creative duo might impose on each other; or the conflict between art and commerce.

Sedgley was appointed manager of Kingstonian in October 2001, stepping up from the position of coach, but resigned 14 months later, citing "a clash of opinions off the pitch with the club's owners".

During the shoot of the film, there was reportedly a clash of opinions between actresses Jyothika and Laila in January 2002, with the pair having to be restrained by the actress-producer of the film, Rambha.

We had had such a sudden clash of opinions that I was afraid our new coalition would break up before it was born ... At last we were shown in to the President and I made the necessary formal introductions.

Those of the Councillors who opposed this determined on their part to send a counter-address; and to avoid this clashing of opinions Bonaparte signified his wish that each member of the Council should send him his opinion individually, with his signature affixed.

The clash of opinions occurred at a public meeting of a scientific advisory panel to the E.P.A. Until now the agency has approved the corn, StarLink, for animal feed but not for human consumption because of concerns that a protein in the corn could cause allergies.

Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, future Prime Minister and then an aide to the NOC, later recalled that Tun Abdul Razak often took pains to accommodate Ismail's views, extending meetings whenever there was a clash of opinions so as to satisfy Ismail.

This conflict of opinions came to a head in the Kentucky gubernatorial election of 1899.

There was frequently a conflict of opinions.

We are living in a remarkable time, when the conflict of opinions renders a firm foundation of knowledge indispensable.

I dogmatize and am contradicted, and in this conflict of opinions I find delight."

Each interpretations leads to different results, depending whether uncertainty is maximised, evenly distributed, minimised and whether conflicts of opinions are excluded or included in calculations.

Since the conclusions of the European Parliament debate fully reflect this conflict of opinions, I have abstained from the final vote on the position of Parliament.

Thus, in a cumulative response, consensus, dissensus and, possibly, conflict of opinions on matters concerning the management of change and on curriculum theories in action, could be examined between and within the different groups.

We will only be able to bring about change in this area through the greater participation of women in areas where there are conflicts of opinions and interests, and through their participation in the organisations involved.

The maritime incident (also referred to as the Enrica Lexie incident) sparked a diplomatic row between the governments of Italy and India, stemming from a conflict of opinions over legal jurisdiction.

In contrast to early tensions among the actors, Mr. Thaher, who has freelanced for Peace Child Israel as a playwright and director since 2000, experienced "no conflict of opinions" with Mr. Yalowitz and has credited him with a shared byline on the play.

Originating in a situation of acute conflict of opinions on how to develop arts and arts education in the USSR, Leningrad school has made a valuable contribution to the restoration and further development of the traditions of national art school and a realistic painting.

We do not give people the opportunity to see a parliament in which there is a real conflict of opinions, and that is of course a pity, for we do in fact have a parliament in which, in the committees, we have quite lively and spontaneous debates.