Sentence examples similar to back-and-forth dispute from inspiring English sources

With the NWSL's recent growth and the 2016 season off to a successful start, the looming news item that could throw a wrinkle into the league's grand plans is a back-and-forth legal dispute between US Soccer and the US women's national team.

The second rejection came after Iraq failed to pay the appeal fee of 3,000 Swiss francs within the required 10 days as a volley of letters sent back and forth disputed Iraq's right to appeal.

These disagreements go beyond the typical courtroom back-and-forth: they reflect the polarized political dispute over the pipeline, and the conflict between local authorities and the throngs of protesters from across the country, led by the Sioux, who called themselves "water protectors" and camped for months on the North Dakota plains in an effort to stop it.

Disagreements between the prosecution and the defense go beyond the typical courtroom back-and-forth: they reflect the polarized political dispute over the pipeline.

Last year's Robin Thicke-fronted smash "Blurred Lines" was the subject of much dispute -- including back-and-forth lawsuits that have since been settled -- when Marvin Gaye's estate claimed the song was a ripoff of the successful 1977 release "Got To Give It Up". Pharrell has yet to respond to Kapranos' tweet.

Last year's Robin Thicke-fronted smash "Blurred Lines" was the subject of much dispute -- including back-and-forth lawsuits that have since been settled -- when Marvin Gaye's estate claimed the song was a ripoff of the successful 1977 release "Got To Give It Up".

The back-and-forth continues for weeks.

There is back-and-forth on this.

It's a back-and-forth conversation.

The back and forth brought into sharp relief the dispute that has grown between the Obama administration and Netanyahu over how to deal with Iran, and the broader rift that has developed between the two leaders over the last six years.

Since each reported to different departments, Tom would constantly go back and forth with the engineers' managers regarding disputes over overscheduling and conflicting priorities.