Sentence examples for create disputes from inspiring English sources
"Imposing a home extensions free-for-all on the whole country risks opening the floodgates to thousands of unsightly and unsuitable extensions which create disputes between neighbours, impinge on garden space and increase flood risk".
In Iowa and Wisconsin, the Romney campaign has given its poll watchers misleading or incorrect information — for instance, that voters should show an ID in Iowa, where none is required — which could create disputes and long lines, most likely in Democratic precincts.
Are the overhead oxygen compartments likely to create disputes among passengers who cannot tell which masks go to which seats? Don't think decompression events are mere customer service blips, requiring re-booking of passengers and a heartfelt apology for the inconvenience.
I spent my career creating disputes and doing all I could to keep them alive.
Nelson specializes in what he calls "forensic history," in re-creating disputed historical incidents.
The World Trade Organization (WTO), established in 1995 to supervise and liberalize world trade, also has created dispute-settlement mechanisms.
But the regulation will create other disputes, he said, including what the baseline would be.
But, he added, such projects have the potential to create countless disputes — with contractors over unpaid bills, with governments over taxes, with franchisors over fees, and even with neighbors concerned about the dangers posed by unsecured construction sites.
Mr. Putin and other senior Russian officials had warned in recent weeks that Ukraine would create another dispute by not adhering to its contracts.
The bill, sponsored by Assemblyman Alexander Grannis, would accelerate the time frames for payment of undisputed claims, and create a dispute resolution system for claims in excess of $500.
He's a member of a community known as outsider scientists— experimenters and casual academics who make their own observations, write their own papers, and create and dispute theories outside of the realm of mainstream science.
