Sentence examples for dispute calling from inspiring English sources

Even the UN security council seems unable to uphold its own decisions on the boundary dispute calling for Ethiopian withdrawal.

He did not elaborate, and at a news conference later that day, he minimized the census dispute, calling it "only a slight issue".

Kerry reportedly sought to reassure Li that the talk in Congress and financial circles of a possible default on U.S. debts was a fleeting political dispute, calling it "a moment in Washington politics" that will be resolved before it becomes a problem, news agencies, including Voice of America, reported.

The dispute calls attention to one of the very points the piece is intended to make.

Todd subsequently claimed ownership to some manuscripts, furthering a long-running legal dispute called "the war between the houses".

The Associated Press reported on Tuesday that the police had responded in the past to domestic dispute calls at the Hassan house.

Team Cameron's concern is that the handling of the dispute called into question the Government's competence – a quality that, once lost, can be hard to recover.

Henson, now on the same side as the Anglo-Catholics with whom he had early been in bitter dispute, called the opposition "the Protestant underworld".

Some of the participants in the dispute called for making a sharper distinction between science and policy (Bergman et al. 2013), but we argue here that society is better served when scientists strive to be as transparent as possible about the ways in which interests or values may influence their reasoning.

The Greek bailout proposed in July by European authorities — one that is still tied up in disputes — called for an exchange of Greek bonds maturing before 2020.

Ball boys are not supposed to speak, much less dispute calls.