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disagreement [ˌdɪsəˈgri:mənt] SUBST sans pl

disagreement

niezgoda f

to be in disagreement about sth

disagreement

nieporozumienie nt

disagreement

niezgodność f

to be in disagreement about sth

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In case of insoluble disagreement over a given victim, the victory would be credited to a unit, but not to an individual. en.wikipedia.org

Ordinarily, the courts presume the named inventors are "the" inventors so long as there is no disagreement. en.wikipedia.org

The friars had disagreements over how best to approach this problem. en.wikipedia.org

But disagreements and a general lack of enthusiasm within the group led to much of the project never being fully completed. en.wikipedia.org

However, disagreements in approach to lobbying caused the two organizations to drift apart during the first decade of 2000. en.wikipedia.org

In 1932, over 20% of teachers were dismissed due to personal disagreements and difference of opinion. en.wikipedia.org

They left this company after a disagreement with another, similar act. en.wikipedia.org

Younger leaders began to leave the organization in the 1990s as a result of political disagreements. en.wikipedia.org

He withdrew from the partnership in 1930, possibly following some disagreement with its other members. en.wikipedia.org

None of their quarrels were over religious or doctrinal issues; such disagreements came after the voyage. en.wikipedia.org

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