Sentence examples for dispute held from inspiring English sources
The last meeting on the nuclear dispute, held in Baghdad last month, ended with no substantive progress.
The dispute held up plans by Sealand, owned by America's CSX, to establish a beach-head at Tianjin, northern China's largest port.
The dispute held up Senate approval.
But the dispute holds risks for both leaders.Mr Howard may be right when he says the American alliance is "very central to the Australian psyche".
Trump's late-night outburst suggests there won't be an easy resolution to the political dispute holding up federal money for those deluged in Midwestern floods and hit by other recent natural calamities.
The disparity of the estimate relates to an unrelated dispute holding up the combined budget appropriations for the Commerce, Justice and State departments and to Congressional demands for changes at the United Nations in return for money that has already been authorized.
Discarda beat his recent case and Target is getting calls from some "big people"; about him and the Wile Out Onez (Big up Dispute, hold your head).
Dr. William G. Austin, a psychologist with an emphasis on child custody services, states: "Almost all divorcing parents who are having a parenting/custody dispute hold negative gatekeeping attitudes concerning the other parent.
The two advisers were appointed on Dec. 28, 2001, and their tasks were to include "mediation of disputes, holding case management conferences, and consultation with counsel," according to Judge Wolin's order.
Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham visited the Capitol on Thursday to meet with top lawmakers on the measure, a day after Vice President Dick Cheney personally urged lawmakers to find a solution to disputes holding up a chief Republican priority.
The Bush administration called on Congress today to impose immediate standards for electricity reliability on utilities to prevent further power blackouts, but Congressional leaders gave little sign that the disputes holding up such standards were near a resolution.
