Sentence examples for basic disputes from inspiring English sources
The basic disputes between Turkey and Syria -- over water rights and allocations -- would be familiar to any landowner who has struggled over competing claims to a stream or a well.
But it conceals a basic dispute about the pace and nature of reforms needed to make Serbia fit for eventual membership of the European Union.
The basic dispute between mass experience and individual experience has been therefore perhaps less keenly felt as an everyday fact in writing in the 20th and 21st centuries than it has been in other art forms.
Boom times, not green A world of troubles Arms and the men Intelligent sentences Culture wars, again Four more weeks ReprintsIn addition to this basic dispute about the size of the state, the pair disagree on just about everything else.
As with previous NHS rows, the basic dispute was between those who want to raise standards through more patient choice, and Lib Dems and others who want the NHS to remain standardised and avoid the supposed taint of "privatisation".
The basic dispute was between the liberal unitarios, who sought to create a centralized state led by Buenos Aires, and the more conservative federales, who favored a confederation of provinces that would preserve as much local autonony as possible.
A more basic dispute stems from the way Mr. Pataki writes his budgets, and the fact that the state Constitution puts strict limits on what the Legislature can do to his appropriations bills.
There is a basic dispute on this accord.
Behind the dispute is a basic difference in opinion about how widespread a problem fatigue is for commercial aviation.
The duel's basic vision of disputes bearing down hard on reputation and being finalized through peril of death maintained a dark and dramatic hold on the imagination.
Mr. Rockefeller said the health bill had created an almost perfect storm of political and policy disagreements, so that some of the bitterness reflected basic philosophical disputes crystallized by President Obama's agenda.
