Preposition: about

• boundary: Does the adoption of sustainability as the focus of policy intensify disagreements about the boundary between public and private development rights and obligations?

Converse of object

• resolve: All costs of resolving the disagreement must be paid by the party whose argument is rejected.

• intensify: Does the adoption of sustainability as the focus of policy intensify disagreements about the boundary between public and private development rights and obligations?

• provoke: Inevitably, a book of this brevity on a topic of such great controversy will provoke some disagreement.

• settle: Facts, logic, and science should be the means of settling disagreements.

• express: The only way to express disagreement was through silence.

• solve: We solved any disagreement by discussing with each other.

Preposition: between

• translation: In case of a disagreement between the translation and the original English version of this License, the original English version will prevail.

• expert: In the Cannings ' case there was disagreement between the experts as to the cause of death of the children.

Preposition: over

• interpretation: However disagreement over interpretation is increasingly being used to avoid the teaching of the Bible.

Adjective modifier

• irreconcilable: That is, recipients should propose programs, with third-party arbitration where there are irreconcilable donor-recipient disagreements.

• profound: There simply is a profound disagreement about what you do with the bible.

• fundamental: The battle concerns a fundamental disagreement about the nature of life.

• moral: Either way, there is no real moral disagreement in these cases.

• legitimate: That is a legitimate debate in which there can be legitimate disagreements.

Modifies a noun

• resolution: Taking part in disagreement resolution does not affect your right to make a formal appeal against an LEA decision.

Preposition: among

• expert: Disagreement among the medical experts is a frustrating concern for many parents.

• scientist: The disagreement among scientists is not whether transgenic contamination has occurred.

Preposition: with

• exclusion: The Gowland Hopkins report he felt could be welcomed in part, but he expressed fundamental disagreement with the exclusion of the general practitioner.