Sentence examples for been waging over from inspiring English sources

Salar Kamangar, senior vice president of YouTube, said Mr. Page forced him and another executive to settle a dispute in person that they had been waging over e-mail.

And he even said that he did not want his shareholders to be paid with the Indian-born Mr Mittal's "monkey money".Most of Mr Dollé's arguments were easily dealt with during the battle for shareholders' hearts and votes that he and Mr Mittal have been waging over the past months.

The specific targeting of children is one of the grimmest new developments in the way conflicts have been waged over the past fifty years.

In some cities, you can puff away indoors, but not on the pavement.A very modern battle has been waged over Japan's tobacco industry, however.

That is why wars have been fought over them, legislative battles have been waged over them and elections have been won and lost because of them.

Many a community battle has been waged over whether a given tree will succumb to development or be accommodated in new landscapes.

The disclosures followed the outcry over the Vietnam war, which had been waged over the opposition of much of the population.

A fierce behind-the-scenes debate among policy makers has been waged over whether to seize the companies or let them work out their problems.

A legal battle had been waged over whether a stage adaptation of "To Kill a Mockingbird" strayed too far from Harper Lee's novel.

Many recent union fights, in fact, have been waged over issues that seemed settled long ago, like the bulwark against anti-union right-to-work legislation in Rust Belt states.

At the news conference in her office, Ms. Alter said that Dylan had only a vague conception of the battle that has been waged over her and her siblings for months.