Sentence examples for continuing dispute with from inspiring English sources

The United States has upped the ante in its continuing dispute with New Zealand.

A visual survey of the continuing dispute, with maps and satellite imagery showing rebel and military movement.

Last September there was the risk of a divisive UN resolution on Serbia's continuing dispute with Kosovo.

The company also denied that it illegally charged $189 million for unserved meals, the subject of a continuing dispute with the Pentagon.

There is also a continuing dispute with Telecommunication and Wireless of Canada, which is Opportunity's partner in two other cellular telephone assets in Brazil.

The Washington Ballet canceled its productions for February and March yesterday because of a continuing dispute with dancers and their union over a new contract.

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

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.

There was no support from US markets, which faltered ahead of the Fed news, or European shares, which were weaker on continuing worries about Greece and its continuing disputes with the EU over its precarious financial position.

But a need to raise cash over the last year combined with continuing disputes with regulators about how quickly and at what cost it should provide competitors access to its network could pave the way for a sale.

In publicly acknowledging the carrier's existence last month, a Defense Ministry spokesman said that the vessel did not alter China's stated policy that its armed forces were wholly defensive in nature, and that the ship had "nothing to do" with China's continuing disputes with neighboring nations over its claim to most of the South China Sea.