Sentence examples for dispute setting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obeidi said armed men joined the dispute, setting off clashes between the two sides.

His ostensible target wasn't the work itself so much as the way it had revived an outdated dispute, setting "a realism which is realistic" against "an avant garde that isn't".

Meanwhile, a trial date in the contract dispute, set for June, has been pushed back to January.

Hammett's first novel, Red Harvest, concerns a labour dispute set in a thinly veiled version of Butte.

On Tuesday, political talk shows that normally take on a number of issues devoted much of their broadcasts to the dispute set off by Mr. Erdogan's comments.

A 52-year-old man apparently involved in a pay dispute set off a huge explosion inside the building of a courier company in the western city of Nagoya, killing himself, the branch manager and a police officer.

Galloway, who missed all of the preseason and the first eight games last year because of a contract dispute, set up the trade by signing a contract with the Seahawks yesterday.

"This is a case where you've got a clearer WTO violation" than other trade disputes, says Singham. "The likelihood of success is a big factor," in deciding to file a complaint because losing a WTO dispute sets a bad precedent for other trading partners.

The dispute sets the stage for the Supreme Court to decide a second major case involving a claim of religious freedom and the president's healthcare law, which took full effect Wednesday.

Affirmance by a tie vote resolves only the particular dispute, without setting a precedent for other cases.

Unite had balloted more than 2,000 tanker drivers for industrial action in a dispute over setting common standards for safety, training and introducing minimum pay levels.