Sentence examples for dispute hinges from inspiring English sources

The dispute hinges on one control in particular: fingerprint matching.

This is the point that Roberts was making, and the issue on which the dispute hinges.

The legal dispute hinges on whether Mr. Fairey had the right to use an A.P. photo of Mr. Obama for his "Hope" poster.

The dispute hinges on whether an Uber driver's smartphone qualifies as a meter – a device that currently only strictly regulated black cabs can use.

The recall dispute hinges on a technicality: many on the recall lists did not fill out their own forms, though they provided signatures and thumbprints.

The dispute hinges on whether Delphi's huge liabilities exceed its assets, and, by extension, whether anything will be left for Delphi's shareholders under a reorganization plan.

The dispute hinged on the longstanding provision that requires a specific number of musicians in each Broadway theater, ranging from 3 to 26, depending on the size of the house.

On this dispute hinged the question of the magnitude of the universe: were we confined to a single, limited stellar system that lay embedded alone in empty space, or was our Milky Way Galaxy just one of millions of galaxies that pervaded space, stretching beyond the vast distances probed by our most powerful telescopes?

"This is a landlord-tenant dispute that hinges on basic principles of fairness to taxpayers and fairness to tenants," said City Councilman Daniel R. Garodnick, who lives in Peter Cooper.

We're not talking about a business dispute that hinges on the fine print of the contract; we're talking about the most solemn decision a nation can make.

"Whales must breathe the atmospheric air," a whaling captain named Preserved Fish testified in a New York courtroom in 1818, in a dispute that hinged on the question of whether a whale was a fish.