Take the following as truth: Burke believed that the principles shared by party members should bind them together, even when they encounter particular differences about their application (and despite some blurring of lines, party members do still ). Indeed, representatives owe it to the voters not to discard the party line for personal gain.
Then the following statement: "Burke believed that differences encountered by party members were insignificant." is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: Inconclusive