Sentence examples for dispute persists from inspiring English sources

The nearest Metro station is St James without an apostrophe, and maybe without trains too if the current industrial dispute persists.

"This action is a new example of UK's disregard for United Nations resolutions, which call on both parties to resume negotiations over sovereignty and refrain from introducing unilateral modifications in the situation as long as the dispute persists".

A spokesman for the Argentine embassy in London said: "This action is a new example of UK's disregard for United Nations resolutions, which call on both parties to resume negotiations over sovereignty and refrain from introducing unilateral modifications in the situation as long as the dispute persists".

Eventually the programme, with amendments, was shown the following October; but the fallout from the dispute persisted, and in 1987 Milne – who had been on holiday for much of the critical time – was dismissed by the newly appointed chair of governors, Marmaduke Hussey, selected by Thatcher on the understanding that he would take a tough line with management.

It is a region where political and territorial disputes persist — many Aegean islands have both a Greek and a Turkish name — and where visa issues can complicate modern-day travel for Turks trying to reach the European Union.

Although Groningen acquired a dominant position in the region, the disputes persisted; the Ommelanden subscribed to the Union of Utrecht (1579) and the revolt against Spain, while the town of Groningen remained loyal to the Spanish king.

One reason disputes persist about cause and effect is paucity of data.

The Gaza Strip territory is clearly defined, but bitter disputes persist over areas of the West Bank and East Jerusalem wanted by the Palestinians for a future state that have been occupied by Jewish settlers or cut off by construction.

So the dispute has persisted.

When this plan became public, it revived a dispute that has persisted for almost four hundred years.

The dispute, which has persisted for months, centers on the imposition of a 2 percent value-added tax on movie ticket sales in China.