Examples of using Views differ in English and their translations into Arabic
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Views differ among WTO Members.
Resale price maintenance is prohibited in most countries, while views differ with respect to" recommended prices", which are prohibited in some, authorized in others.
Views differed on how to operationalize this flexibility.
There is broad internationalagreement on the desirability of capital account liberalization, but views differ on many of the issues that have to be addressed in implementing it.
Views differed on the question of possible publication of a decision/award.
However, views differed on the future direction for such a resolution.
Views differed as to the promotion of subregional arrangements in general.
However, views differ as to who bears criminal and political responsibility.
Views differed as regards the time frame that should be covered in article 16.
Not surprisingly, views differ on this approach and warrant further international discussion.
Views differed as to the promotion of subregional arrangements in general.
Nevertheless, views differ among CD States on where, at what pace, and how best to pursue broader efforts on nuclear disarmament.
Views differed about the priorities to be assigned to work on classifications.
As the structured dialogues have shown that views differ on the question of establishing a technology facilitation mechanism as contained in the fourth option proposed by the co-moderators, the co-moderators recommend continuing the discussion on the following elements and functions that have been proposed as part of future United Nations actions on technology facilitation.
Views differ widely on what are appropriate competition law objectives.
Views differ about the preconditions for dominant positions or abuse thereof.
Views differ as to the desirability of having non-homogeneous audiences.
Views differed on the optimal approach to selecting contributing scientists for the report.
Views differ on the need to improve the outcome of the Forum and on the creation of a follow-up mechanism.
Views differ markedly on the desirability of incineration versus other waste treatment options.
The views differ, however, when it comes to questions of how and within what time frame to achieve this objective.
Views differ on the usefulness and effectiveness of different types of capital controls and no single model will be appropriate for all countries.
Views differ as to whether this function ought to be performed by the same institutions extending trade finance or by separate specialized institutions.
Views differ as to where the borderline lies between intellectual property rights which are pro-competitive and rights which are abusive and anti-competitive.
Views differ on whether to use the draft modality texts on agriculture and non-agricultural market access of 2008 as the basis for future work.
Views differ across governments, civil society groups, academia and the public on the progress made, remaining gaps and ways forward towards sustainable development.
Views differ over who should be blamed, but there is a consensus in most quarters that Cambodia still needs a means of finding answers with regard to this tragic period in its history.
Their views differ in the relative importance they attribute to the role of cultural and historical events following World War II versus the role of pre-war, Meiji, and pre-Meiji Japanese culture and art.
Views differ on whether or not to use the draft modality text on agriculture and non-agricultural market access of 2008 as the basis of future work, with developing countries preferring to maintain them as a basis.
Views differ on what such an agenda should consist of, but stakeholders seem to agree that there is a need to work towards a single United Nations development agenda, post-2015, with sustainable development at its centre.