Sentence examples for dispute about which from inspiring English sources
The police said Mr. Centeno was a friend of Mr. Ivory, but that the two had had a "dispute," about which investigators would not elaborate.
In Texas v. New Jersey,1059 the Court adjudicated a multistate dispute about which state should be allowed to escheat intangible property consisting of uncollected small debts held by a corporation.
There was a dispute about which were the best, and we playfully threatened that you should not be allowed to go home until the question was settled; and you agreed, and placed yourself at our disposal.
As in previous kingpin arrests, there may be some dispute about which country's authorities deserve the most credit for the capture.Whoever it is, this is a highly significant arrest.
Despite consensus that "Fiddler" creators Jerry Bock, Sheldon Harnick and Joseph Stein had Chagall on the brain, there is some dispute about which Chagall works helped coin the title.
The Assyrian Christians splintered time and again throughout history, most recently in 1963, when one group split into two over a dispute about which calendar the church should follow.
At best, Defendants' arguments constitute disputes about which "experts might reasonably differ," hence, Defendants' motion to preclude Plaintiffs' expert testimony should be denied in its entirety.
Today's headlines and court dockets regularly highlight disputes about which countries' laws and values will govern Internet users' online behavior, including their free expression rights.
Disputes about which services need to be on the same site need to be resolved in advance or compelling evidence published to counter anyone who breaks ranks.
The members of the enterprise also resolved disputes about which clubs the women would work in, the court papers said, and which members would control or receive payments from which clubs.
Various hedge funds and mutual-fund companies were suing Puerto Rico, and one another, in federal court, in disputes about which debtholders could lay claim to the island's dwindling revenue.
