Sentence examples for dispute created from inspiring English sources

The dispute created a touchy schism in preservation circles: RFR co-founder Aby Rosen, a major art collector, had been honoured by the Landmarks Conservancy itself.

It comes as — and in part because — diplomatic efforts remain frozen to resolve the dispute created more than 60 years ago with the partition of mostly Hindu India and Muslim Pakistan.

And how the government will tackle the property disputes created by the UNM's arm-twisting is unclear.

Worsening relations with Qatar over the blunt approach of the Qatari TV channel al-Jazeera and territorial disputes created an uneasy situation.

The dispute has created a lot of buzz on Wall Street, in large part because Mr. Drapkin and Mr. Perelman are haggling over roughly $20 million.

The insurance program at the center of the dispute was created in December after a series of protracted negotiations between Mr. Pataki, Mr. Bruno and Sheldon Silver, a Democrat who is speaker of the Assembly.

Since most recording agreements provide that the recordings are "works made for hire," future litigation will likely revolve around whether the recordings in dispute were created as contributions to collective works (and it will likely be argued that albums are such collective works), or otherwise fall into one of the specified categories.

The conditions leading to the 2009 gas dispute were created back in 2006, under the Viktor Yushchenko government, when Ukraine started buying Russian gas through an intermediary, Swiss-registered RosUkrEnergo.

It resolved countless disputes, but created others.

But an error on a disputed call created trouble for the Yankees in the fifth, and Clemens was unable to avoid damage.

It was the third major bombing in a week in a stretch of Iraq in and around Mosul, where ethnic tensions, insurgent activity and political disputes have created a volatile mix that threatens the security gains made elsewhere in the country.