Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• We have nothing to hide, Platon Andreyevich but with full confidence in your taste, if you are of a different opinion...
• Does the Commission also agree that it is inappropriate for Catherine Ashton to express an opinion on the subject despite the fact that EU Member States are of a different opinion?
• Are you of a different opinion?
• Interruptions in debates and a visible display of different opinions are part and parcel of normal parliamentary practice.
• However, a large number of fellow Members, like me, are of a different opinion, as Mr Klinz pointed out.
• Control of the media and of different opinions is typical for totalitarian regimes.
• What happened in Göteborg was that we had a wide
• You will have seen from the debate that the school milk scheme is a very sensitive issue indeed, on which there are many different shades of opinion, and that means that he certainly did not have an easy job.

• We may have different opinions here on one or two points, but if we as Europeans are divided in what we say there, we will not be considered credible, and if we are not credible other people will not follow us.
• Naturally, people may have different opinions on whether or not to grant discharge, but that is not what these passages, which I read out at the beginning, were about
• Mrs Roure, please try and understand that in some parties, people are allowed to have different opinions.
• We all, probably, have different opinions on it.
• Sometimes doctors have different opinions, you know.
• We have different opinions as to how the laws should look.
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• We may have different opinions about what happened, but do not compare Iraq with a European democracy and sovereign state.