divergent interests

Still, their divergent interests both led them into conflict with France.

There are also divergent interests among Palestinians along class and other lines.

They were a close and affectionate couple who just happened to have very divergent interests.

Those parties have often had divergent interests, observers said yesterday.

"With the rapid changes in the world, a nation considered friendly today may have divergent interests tomorrow."

These companies had divergent interests at times which resulted in costly competition.

They are a loose coalition of 18 or so organizations with divergent interests and goals.

Moreover, divergent interests among financial services concerns have stalled efforts to change the law, most recently in 1991 and 1995.

And over the years their divergent interests kept splitting them up; they could have lost touch entirely.

Turning now to the issue of market access, it was clear from the hearing that there are very divergent interests at stake here.

Mr. Gray's task is to hold them together despite their divergent interests.

Rivera's strength lies in his ability to connect those two sometimes divergent interests.

The couple's two books are very different animals, reflecting their authors' divergent interests and careers.

They have divergent interests, but only the club would have had a lawyer at the interview.

"It's absolutely essential you keep together even when you have divergent interests," he said.

So for the first time in years, they risk discord among their memberships' sometimes divergent interests.

It's a complicated group of sellers, a lot of whom have divergent interests.

That is why we welcome the work of the rapporteur, who succeeded in bringing together some often divergent interests.

The text before us strikes a delicate balance between different points of view and divergent interests on the sensitive issues at stake.

Goal modeling can also reveal divergent interests between stakeholders.

The society that Barruel creates was not divided by legitimate beliefs and divergent interests.

Wide variations in economic size and level of economic development also tended to generate divergent interests among the member countries.

London and Washington had divergent interests in several parts of the world, especially as victory over the Axis powers became more certain.

The inability to reach agreement was caused by the enormous contradictions between the largest European powers and their divergent interests.

Their educated elites had divergent interests, and economic contacts between the two regions were virtually nonexistent.