Examples of using Differing views in English and their translations into Spanish
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There are differing views whether or not the"precautionary principle" has been established as customary international law.
she reported that there had been differing views as to the relationship between the body to be established
The Commission then considered how the Model Law could take into account and reconcile the differing views and concerns that had been raised.
many game theorists have differing views regarding it.
The goal is not to avoid disagreements or differing views but to resolve them constructively.
there were differing views expressed on the proposed increase in graduation thresholds.
makes it clear that the Commission"was well aware of the differing views on the concept of a'precautionary approach' as opposed to a'precautionary principle.
The proposal was discussed in detail and there were differing views as to whether the proposed museum should be a priority for the Authority at this time.
thus as to the scope of the exclusion, differing views were expressed.
however, differing views remained as to the relevance of the goals
Differing views were expressed, however, and it was decided that Ms. Devillet would draft a commentary relevant for such an inclusion.
despite their frequently differing views.
17-19 above), differing views were expressed as to the definition of"electronic transferable record.
New Zealand is also ready to start work now on fissile cut-off negotiations in a way that recognizes the differing views on their scope.
Those apparently differing views on the direction of causality have led to different policy presumptions.
Differing views were expressed as to the inclusion of the exception proposed in paragraph b.
However, no recommendations had been made, given the differing views within the Working Group.
Differing views were expressed as to the need for, and adequacy of, the retention period referred to in paragraph 2.
Differing views were expressed concerning criteria for ad hoc adjustment of rates of assessments during a scale period.
Secretary-General with bold and creative recommendations and that differing views should be properly reflected.