Sentence examples for constant dispute from inspiring English sources

The size of waves is a topic of constant dispute among surfers.

Desperate economic competition caused trouble, as in Israel where the much-needed waters of the Jordan River kept it in constant dispute with its water-hungry Arab neighbours.

We must avoid the sort of vague legal roadmap established by the military after Mr. Mubarak's departure, which left us in constant dispute over the allocation of powers among the branches of government.

Even in established federal democracies (e.g., Canada, Germany, and the United States), the exact distribution of powers between levels of government is a matter of constant dispute between central and subnational governments.

There would be constant disputes about the terms of his compulsory licences.

He said: "It's unacceptable that we have these constant disputes affecting the industry and all of us as passengers.

The size of the central board has been the source of constant disputes between the mayor and the board.

The Special Plans Office developed a close working relationship with the I.N.C., and this strengthened its position in disputes with the C.I.A. and gave the Pentagon's pro-war leadership added leverage in its constant disputes with the State Department.

But one banker immersed in the issue speaks for many when he predicts a decade of grind, with constant disputes in courts and legislatures, finally producing a regime riddled with exceptions and nuances that may, because of its complexity, exacerbate systemic risks rather than mitigate them.For the same reasons that bankers are worried, lawyers are rubbing their hands.

Constant disputes and resistance followed and became more violent.

Some observers attribute the constant disputes with the Kirchners more to style than substance. .