Sentence examples for dispute more from inspiring English sources

The dust may be settling on this dispute more quickly than it might have done.

But there is probably no dispute more fundamental and more emotionally charged than who owns the word God.

The assassination of President John F Kennedy in Dallas on 22 November 1963 remains a subject of contention and dispute more than half a century later.

His direct personal involvement has now made the dispute more political.Throughout, Russia has portrayed Ukraine as a flaky transit country that is jeopardising European energy security and is thus unfit for any form of integration with the EU.

Yet the United Kalavrvta is running up about $60,000 a day in fees as it waits in the Gulf of Mexico – stuck in the middle of a dispute more than 7,000 miles away.

The coalition, Iraqiya, narrowly defeated Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki's bloc, according to preliminary results still in dispute more than two and a half months after the election.

Its aim is to broaden access to justice and resolve disputes more easily, quickly and cheaply.

The Netherlands has fewer unresolved disputes, more disputes resolved by agreement, and the rate of resolution by adjudication is half that of England and Wales.

Industrial disputes, more serious than ever before, broke out, the most noteworthy being the Great Maritime Strike of May to November 1890.

According to official figures, still disputed, more than 600 people have died and some 25,000 have been affected.

In France, intellectuals probably take their disputes more personally than in the United States, and Sartre and Aron formally ceased talking.