Translation for 'disagree' from English to Russian

to disagree

не соответствовать [несов.]

• Some scholars, however, disagree with Jefford's conclusion on cultural sensitivity.
• This is opposed to the single negative "I don't agree", which typically means "I disagree".
• When the mayor and the city council disagree, or when city council members disagree among themselves, this can cause complexities, such as the application and waiver of the attorney–client privilege.
• As fewer choices are offered to voters, voters may vote for a candidate although they disagree with them because they disagree even more with their opponents.
• The people of the two countries see each other as reliable allies but disagree on some key policy issues.

• More importantly, if they disagree, then "s" and "t" cannot be equal.
• Some philosophers (see criticisms) disagree that the negative-positive rights distinction is useful or valid.
• Taxonomic reclassification is ongoing, sources tending to disagree on the number of species.
• On the third question, the Court found that the religious freedom guarantee will protect those who disagree with performing same-sex marriages and even protect those who disagree with renting religious spaces for the purpose of same-sex marriage.
• They may have both worked on it or the historical records disagree.

• Dream characters may agree or disagree if asked to perform specific tasks.
• This list is not exhaustive and sources frequently disagree on the number of deaths.
• 48% of Israeli Jews strongly agree or agree with the idea, and 46% strongly disagree or disagree.
• Relative locality is a proposed physical phenomenon in which different observers would disagree on whether two space-time events are coincident.
• Hare's diagnostic Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R) and consists of 26 statements which participants must decide their attitudes towards using a 4-point Likert scale ("disagree strongly", "disagree somewhat", "agree somewhat" and "agree strongly").

• Lord Judge also commented on the wisdom of MPs and Lords using parliamentary privilege to subvert super-injunctions, asking "whether it's a very good idea for our lawmakers to be in effect flouting a court order because they disagree with the order or, for that matter, because they disagree with the law of privacy which parliament has created".
• After the opening monologue, Galloway invited callers to challenge his views, with a preference for those who disagree with him and women callers.
• Environmental attitude surveys generally include statements like the ones shown below and give the opportunity to rank those statements with a score of 1–5 (Strongly agree, agree, neutral, disagree, strongly disagree) The statements differ in complexity based on the grade level.
• Fabozzi argues that it is not rational for investors to agree to disagree; they must work toward consensus even if they have different information.