Sentence examples for additional disputes from inspiring English sources

The Constitution Additional disputes revolve around a clause in the United States Constitution, contained in Section 1 of Article II, providing that "each state shall appoint, in such manner as the legislature thereof may direct," a slate of electors.

Additional disputes concern estimates of climate sensitivity, predictions of additional warming, and what the consequences of global warming will be.

Adding to the complications of the deal, there is an additional dispute about who is behind the dispute at the Chinese venture.

But an appeals court ruled last week that 99 additional disputed ballots should be tallied, and on Wednesday, the state's highest court, the Court of Appeals, declined to hear an appeal, allowing the ballot-counting to proceed.

The case will see a further hearing in February and could open Xiaomi up to additional patent disputes as it attempts to expand beyond China.

Additional concerns involved disputes over land rights and sporadic ethnic clashes, especially in the northern region.

The editors comment: Ms. Levine-Silverman says she continues to dispute additional costs she incurred for train travel.

Additional points of dispute that touch on issues of Afghan sovereignty have bedeviled relations between Afghans and the coalition in recent months, including a continuing disagreement over issues critical to negotiations about long-term American assistance to Afghanistan.

Mr. Muench also disputed additional findings by researchers at Rapid7, a security research firm, which found evidence that FinFisher spyware was being run off 11 additional servers in 10 countries, including on EC2, a popular Amazon cloud service, in the United States.

A federal judge ruled earlier this month on a lawsuit by the group that disputed additional regulations on the for-profit higher education industry: rules meant to hold schools accountable for recruiters who make misleading statements to prospective students, and rules meant to crack down on bonuses and raises given to recruiters based on the number of students enrolled.

There is an additional element of this dispute, however, often overlooked: namely, that the conflict is an outgrowth of the rapid transformation of United States intellectual property law that has taken place the last decade.