Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The reality is that collectively we can achieve greater and better things but also that this requires compromise, understanding and tolerance of the differing viewpoints that will be coming forward.
• There were some dissenting opinions which depended largely on the differing state of affairs in various Member States and, in many cases, on the political viewpoints we adopt.
• Over the next five years of the mandate of this Parliament, we should be striving to ensure that, in every aspect of our working life, we can give that respect and tolerance to differing viewpoints.
• Both for these issues and for those relevant to trade, the agreement mingles complementary approaches which are at times contradictory, and are a reflection of the differing viewpoints of the parties to the agreement instead of being truly consistent.
• I know that these are very important issues in Spain and there are differing viewpoints.
• An interdisciplinary way of looking at statistics has not yet been sufficiently developed, so that often several statistical working groups are working on the same subject from only slightly differing viewpoints.
• To sum up very briefly, it can be considered from an economic viewpoint that both parties are investing in the Bioscope project, albeit with differing risks.
• A compromise amendment was reached, which brought together the differing viewpoints held by the members of our committee.

• I have to say to the honourable Member that, like colleagues who raised matters at the beginning of this discussion
• And now that I'm actually getting close to leaving, I'm starting to appreciate that I was shaped by my town, that I have a different viewpoint than every other person.
• Different people see things differently
• Europol's budget should be financed from the Community budget, and the information given to the European Parliament should likewise be looked at from a different viewpoint.
• I believe they will promote a fundamentally different viewpoint to that of the EU in these matters, many of which fall within the competence of nation states.
• he is revisiting issues which were discussed in the early 1990s.
• As such, this is absolutely and fundamentally a different viewpoint from that adopted by Mr Berlusconi, and it should not be confused with his.
• albeit from a different viewpoint