Sentence examples for deep disputes from inspiring English sources

And the deep disputes, claims and counterclaims are only hardened when the offensive analogy of "apartheid" is invoked.

BRUSSELS — European officials vowed on Tuesday to support banks that fail stress tests but left unresolved deep disputes that have held up a second rescue package for Greece.

He said the spending review had been the smoothest of the three he had conducted, with nothing imposed on ministers and no deep disputes within government.

For eighteen months, the details of the talks — between Iran and the United States, Britain, China, France, Germany, and Russia — remained closely held, with few leaks, despite deep disputes among members on other international issues, notably between the United States and Russia over Ukraine.

Even as state attorneys general and regulators in Washington approach the end of their investigation into abuses by the nation's biggest mortgage companies, deep disputes are emerging over how much to punish the banks as well as exactly who should benefit from a settlement.

In the background was a deep dispute about jobs for the boys in the local administration.

But privately senior officials in Brussels say that the Europeans and the IMF are in deep dispute about Greece.

Privately senior officials in Brussels say that the Europeans and the IMF are in deep dispute about Greece, meaning that little can be resolved and "everything is open".

The Tehran Declaration document not only emphasizes Iran's right to peaceful nuclear energy but acknowledges the right to ownership of a full nuclear fuel cycle, which means uranium enrichment — a matter of deep dispute.

But the issue became the center of deep dispute between the Sandinista Government and the Reagan Administration and served as an avowed motivation for the American decision to finance and organize the contra army, which was originally described as a force to halt arms traffic from Nicaragua to El Salvador.

The second of the peace plan's three phases -- a Palestinian state with "provisional" borders -- could ease Israel's demographic predicament without forcing it to confront the deepest disputes between the two sides, such as control of Jerusalem.