Sentence examples for considered disputed from inspiring English sources

Jalisco and Nayarit are now often considered disputed territory by the CJNG, which recently emerged as one of Mexico's most powerful criminal organizations.

Two coalition members, the Mount Washington Homeowners Alliance and Charles Fisher, have appealed the environmental waiver under a state law that calls for elected officials to consider disputed environmental decisions by appointed bodies such as the recreation and parks board.

Consider disputing the collections when or if your account is sold to another collection agency.

In light of the high risks and costs of litigation, make sure you've fully considered dispute resolution before filing a case in court.

The EU professes to want a more comprehensive approach that focuses on removing tariff peaks for such imports as textiles, glass and footwear, but would preserve tariff preferences for developing countries.Or consider dispute-settlement reform, which aims to fix flaws in WTO rules exposed by the EU's battle with America over bananas and beef hormones.

Courts consider disputes, resolve them and issue opinions, including dissents, which offer reasons that support resolving the disputes in one or another way.

Elections officials here, finished with the count of most of the 588,000 ballots from 609 precincts, moved from the Emergency Operations Center in nearby Plantation to the courthouse here to consider the disputed ballots.

Perhaps most importantly, do fake news consumers consider the "disputed" label which comes from the lamestream media after all a sign that a story is extra primo stuff, and read it with extra vigor?

That finding is still considered in dispute by some experts.

It is now widely considered beyond dispute that Bush has won his gamble.

Ahmadinejad, in his speech at the United Nations, said that Iran considered the dispute over its nuclear program "closed".