Sentence examples for current dispute over from inspiring English sources

The current dispute over the junior doctors contract is the straw that broke the camel's back.

The current dispute over food exports highlights choices that nations have confronted for centuries.

The current dispute over mammograms gives many people who've been around since the 1980s a sense of déjà vu.

Tickell said: "The university and the branch executives of Unison and Unite are pleased to report that the current dispute over the 2013 pay settlement has been resolved.

It was what his lawyers called his harsh treatment in the C.I.A. prisons that led to the current dispute over the searches.

However, the current dispute over the France team's giving up its World Cup bonuses means the humiliating manner of the team's exit from the tournament over the summer remains fresh in the players' minds five months later.

If these two problems are addressed, we can begin to resolve many of the current disputes over health care.

The current disputes over human rights will crystallize over the next two years, as 2011 will see an inter-governmental review of the Human Rights Council.

Directly or indirectly, one job in seven in Germany depends on the car industry, so in the current disputes over bailouts and climate change policy Merkel has fought to soften new EU laws curbing car emissions.

If such a casino were to be built -- which is far from certain, in light of the current disputes over its development -- it would create political pressure to allow some form of slot machines at New York State racetracks, said State Senator Nicholas A. Spano, who represents Yonkers.

For now the notion of a threat will be left undefined, but see note 6 below, as well as the discussion of current disputes over the nature of threats in section II B-D. 2. Aquinas' view here is quite complicated, in that he distinguishes the voluntariness of the particular act done from fear from the involuntariness of acting from fear more generally.