Sentence examples for continued disputes from inspiring English sources

But Secretary Powell was unable to bridge continued disputes between Indian officials and Pakistan's military ruler, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, over whether the border crossings had ended altogether.

There are continuing disputes as to whether resveratrol activates sirtuin directly or indirectly.

The founders resigned because of continuing disputes with the board over issues of accountability, Mr. Jones said.

He also sought to convince all sides that despite his Jewish heritage he would be evenhanded in his dealings with the continuing disputes concerning Israel and Palestine.

Continuing disputes between the inhabitants, the Uruguayan government and a handful of private land owners have kept much of the land's legal status in limbo.

Continuing disputes about flags, marches and the past show how little room there is in Northern Ireland, even now, for constructive ambiguity.

"The most important thing is to stabilize the company and its operations," which includes resolving the various continuing disputes, Mr. Fetter said in a telephone interview.

The United States entered the talks in a weak position because of a lack of action on domestic climate and energy legislation and continuing disputes with China and other major developing nations over verification of emissions reductions.

Dr. King helped broker a fragile peace with the state's main teachers' union to begin those changes last year, but continuing disputes, particularly over the state's proposed use of standardized tests to rate teachers, periodically disrupt it.

Lane is equally interesting when asked about Holmes' relationship with women – or rather, the curious lack of any meaningful one (notwithstanding the continuing disputes in Holmes studies around the character of Irene Adler).

The son of Sikandar, Ibrāhīm succeeded to the throne on his father's death (Nov. 21, 1517) and was quickly faced with continuing disputes between the royal family and Afghan nobles.