Sentence examples for bit dispute from inspiring English sources

Innovator governments are likely to be singled out for special treatment, as illustrated by the BIT dispute between Philip Morris and Uruguay over the latter's proposed tobacco health warning legislation [ 102], and the suite of challenges to Australia's legislation requiring plain packaging of tobacco products [ 103].

But this theory is a bit disputed.

"Well, that's a little bit under dispute, isn't it?" Curry responded.

This is a country, after all, that this year risked all-out war with Thailand in a petty spat over a bit of disputed borderland.

Weighing in on this one too much seems a bit silly; disputing the accuracy of a Chinese fake supposedly based on something few have ever seen would just about reach the limits of futility.

In fact, they've had a bit of a dispute over the issue.

Bit of a dispute going on about whether the Greek buyback did achieve its targets or not.

'An expert team of bearded axe-wielding re-enactors will demonstrate weaving, dyeing, meal preparation, wood, leather and metalworking, arrow-making and, of course, the odd bit of combative dispute resolution,' he says.

He hasn't worked with Showtime since The Birds II, and burned his bridges with Warner Bros TV in style: "I hired a plane to fly a banner over a studio that I was leaving, and kind of had a little bit of a dispute," he told me.

This is a bit of a semantic dispute.

Relations between the two countries frayed a bit last year during a dispute over an American air base on Okinawa.