Sentence examples for dispute under from inspiring English sources

As part of that motion, the defense lawyers filed the evidence in dispute under seal, not wishing for it to be revealed.

It has not always been an easy ride; Barnes already has one dispute under his belt, when he left The History Boys six months into its West End run to play Caspian, annoying the National Theatre.

Mr. Evans -- who had handed seven years' worth of research and connections to Mr. Logan and then spent a year and $200,000 suing Mr. Mann for joining the writer at another studio without him -- is barred from talking about his dispute under a settlement that ended his court case.

The District Court of Vilnius City resolved a dispute under the plaintiff's claim against the defendant for an amount of about 3400 LTL (984.71 EUR) paid under the research fulfilment contract, and adjudgment of the penalty and interest.

Mega-search engine Google restored a Web site critical of the Church of Scientology after criticism; Google said it only removed certain pages because of a dispute under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).

In some cases, the analyst may work directly with a DM or the DM's representative involved in a dispute, while in other situations, he or she may be working with an interested stakeholder who has no direct decision-making power in influencing the dispute under study but is affected by its outcome.

Although not evidence based in any prospective, controlled, randomized clinical trials, it is unlikely that anyone would dispute that under-feeding eventually leads to death.

Like any trade negotiation, the coming talks depend on resolving a number of disputes under a single umbrella.

They wanted to know whether American courts might ever hear disputes under the law for human rights abuses abroad, whether the defendant was a corporation or not.

Instead, as Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has made clear, we advocate a collaborative diplomatic process among all parties to resolve disputes under international law.

Section 5, like Article II, assumes the involvement of the state judiciary in interpreting state election laws and resolving election disputes under those laws.