Sentences with phrase «deep disagreements»

I think we have deep disagreements for substantive reasons.

The assorted tweets revealed deep disagreements about what these tweeters thought independent reading was — which was interesting since they apparently all thought they were talking about the same thing.

A bipartisan panel of congressional staffers who expressed a collective desire to advance ESEA reauthorization — even in the face of deep disagreement over accountability particulars — and who affirmed that members of Congress value insight from individual educators on improving policy so it's more effective at the school and classroom levels

(CNN)-- Candidates vying to become the next mayor of New York displayed deep disagreements in a televised debate Wednesday over the city's controversial stop - and - frisk searches, which a federal judge said earlier this month violate the Constitution by targeting minorities.

State aid to local public schools is at the center of deep disagreements.

I regularly visit Utah for off - the - record discussions with Mormon leaders about deep disagreements between Mormons and evangelicals.

Despite deep disagreements with some of his colleagues in the Church, he's not going to cause a fuss, an approach that has earned him the respect of many both within and outside his Anglo - Catholic tradition.

Wurman and Wilson address key issues raised — including 1) how much the standards will improve on those currently in place in various states, 2) whether they will resolve deep disagreements over what skills constitute sound math education, and 3) whether they might have the unintended consequence of removing incentives for further improvement.

Although previous efforts to reauthorize the education law collapsed under deep disagreements about funding and federal oversight, the latest iteration — called the «Every Student Succeeds Act» — appears to be zooming toward a final vote in the Senate as early as next week.

There may be deep disagreement among these groups about the right approach to education reform, but one thing should be plain to everyone: no child's learning ever benefited from a denial of instruction.

The Fine Print To close the Paris deal, the negotiators still need to confront deep disagreements over major questions, like what is each country's fair share of emissions reduction, and how much finance should rich countries provide to help them reduce emissions and adapt to worsening climate impacts?

It was created following deep disagreements over how to expand Bitcoin network capacity and resolve burgeoning congestion issues.

Republican Tony Micciche is a county legislator who has deep disagreements about how the city is run.

While the public break between Haley and Trump reflects a deeper disagreement in their ideological positions on US foreign policy, it also illuminates a political tension between two ambitious politicians.

But the argument over the motive for Cochran's firing and its effect on civil and religious liberties obscures a deeper disagreement over Christian conceptions of sin and the consequences of those ideas in a public work environment.

Most of all, the statement by Italian evangelicals reminds us to pray that God might use these conversations to demonstrate to the broader culture how persons of faith can have deep disagreements and yet remain committed to one another.

And the fact is that even within Orthodoxy there are sharp and deep disagreements about the wisdom of these efforts, of which only Lubavitch's really represents a desire to increase government involvement with religion.

BETHESDA, MARYLAND — Fuzzy definitions, deep disagreement about risks and benefits, and an unfortunate acronym: All bedeviled an expert panel as it met here last week to examine whether the United States should fund certain risky pathogen experiments.

The implementation of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA); debates about a potential large - scale federal school - choice initiative; and deep disagreements about civil rights enforcement continue to captivate — and roil — all of us involved in education policy, in D.C. and around the nation.

The root of my disagreement with Ekins and Forsyth thus concerns the legitimate extent of interpretation, which sits on top of a deeper disagreement not about the existence of parliamentary sovereignty, but about the nature of the doctrine.

With the clock running out on a September 30 deadline to reauthorize the program, the committee's markup yesterday produced a five - year reauthorization bill without a single Democrat in support, and reflected the deep disagreement about how the next five years of MIECHV should look.