Sentence examples for dispute that will from inspiring English sources

The administration's decision on Friday underscored the delicate position President Obama finds himself in, drawn into a geopolitical dispute that will test how far he is willing to go to contain China's rising regional ambitions.

It also does not seem to be a dispute that will settle down.

The French football authorities still hope to impose those same rules on Monaco, a disruptive dispute that will rumble on into the summer in the principality.

But Amgen, of Thousand Oaks, Calif., has won an arbitration dispute that will allow it to keep all sales of Aranesp for itself.

After nearly a decade of uneasy coexistence at Guant?mo Bay, the Pentagon and the news media are now locked in a dispute that will test how strictly the government can limit what reporters there are allowed to reveal.

[C4.] Texas and Insurer Reach Deal Texas officials and the Farmers Insurance Group have reached a settlement in a pricing dispute that will keep the company in the state homeowner's insurance market.

The showdown encompasses three interlocking fiscal disputes that will challenge Mr. Obama and his Republican interlocutors to bridge seemingly irreconcilable goals.

WASHINGTON -- As President Obama prepares to nominate somebody to succeed Justice John Paul Stevens, his administration appears to be on a collision course with the Supreme Court in legal disputes that will test the limits of executive power.

We do not dispute that China will have a hard landing.

I do not dispute that there will be some problems caused by population reduction (if it ever happens).

It is rare for the Italian to be in anything less than total command and his excellence as England manager is so far beyond dispute that he will not be pilloried over the Bridge matter.