Sentence examples for be disputed in from inspiring English sources
Claims can be disputed in court and legal challenges are expected.
Indeed, nationalism itself will be disputed in a world where the ravages of climate ignore all man-made borders.
From the Middle Ages onward, the existence and nature of the soul and its relationship to the body continued to be disputed in Western philosophy.
It was perfectly proper for the judge to receive such materials, which do not appear to concern matters that might be disputed in court.
As they reached the street where José lived, Kossuth Place, Mr. Hanshaft said, they encountered the other men, who were sitting in Mr. Phoenix's red S.U.V. What happened next will be disputed in the weeks to come.
After last year's prize went to the Nigerian Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Half of a Yellow Sun, Lang's claims for international breadth may be disputed in a list featuring only Britons, Canadians and one US writer.
The alleged murder is disputed in the strongest terms".
The price for such a buyout is currently being disputed in court.
FOR much of the past century, land has been disputed in Colombia, often violently.
Sovereignty is disputed in the Antarctic, so states assert themselves by building research stations.
The final disposition of the assets in the Lipper funds is still being disputed in court.
