Sentence examples for a growing dispute from inspiring English sources
Moreover, she said, there is a growing dispute over who will own the customer information when a digital download does take place.
Merkel is visiting the UK in the hope of resolving a growing dispute about the EU budget, with Downing Street raising the implicit threat that it could veto any increase in spending.
But even Mr. Mutlaq, a disheveled former agronomist, seems taken aback at landing square center in a growing dispute that threatens to unleash turmoil ahead of Iraq's parliamentary elections in March.
Customer data are also at the core of a growing dispute between publishers and Apple over the terms of its new service offering digital subscriptions to newspapers and magazines via the iPad tablet computer or the iPhone.
Urged by the Immigration and Naturalization Service to resolve a growing dispute over its detention policy, the justices agreed to review two cases that illustrate the scope of the problem in both its personal and legal dimensions.
Commenting on a growing dispute over a Yasir Arafat wax figure at Madame Tussaud's in Manhattan, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday that unlike publicly financed institutions, private museums have broad discretion over what they can display.
Chicago newspapers reported Friday that the two exchanges were considering a merger as one possible way to solve their growing dispute over trading rights and avoid a court battle.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and his reactionary agenda tend to be unpopular among the urban middle classes, but he is enjoying a rare surge of support even in those inhospitable quarters in the growing dispute with Iran's Persian Gulf neighbors — one that he touched off by making a surprise visit to the island last month, a first by an Iranian president.
A3 Dispute Over U.N. Authority A growing dispute over the future division of authority at the United Nations has prompted showdown talk among diplomats and a warning from John R. Bolton, the American ambassador, that the United States may look elsewhere to settle international problems.
The Deal Professor examines the growing dispute.
"The Controversy" — as people simply called the growing dispute — is largely forgotten now, and the intense rancor it inspired might seem improbable.
