Sentence examples for dispute when it comes to from inspiring English sources

There is a fundamental dispute when it comes to setting bank capital standards.

However, despite this difference of opinion, there shouldn't be any dispute when it comes to the real meaning of Hajj and the essence behind it.

And while I accept this with relative ease, I dispute the equation vigorously when it comes to teeth.

The dispute is especially sharp when it comes to state schools, which face dwindling resources and are seen as having a public service mission, but it is largely confined to those who study education policy.

And yet who could dispute the fact that, when it comes to unabashed, even triumphalist declarations of collective neurosis, the Jews have had the market locked down for a long time — so much so, in fact, that they are the only ethnic group I know of that members of other ethnic groups will unabashedly declare to be suffering from collective neurosis.

The upshot, Mr. Natchez and state and federal officials involved in the disputes say, is that when it comes to setting dredging policy concerning the Sound, the states have worked against each other more than they have cooperated.

Administration officials dispute this assertion — at least when it comes to Yemen.

To a certain extent, Cuomo would not dispute this view, at least when it comes to taxes.

"I don't dispute I'm obscenely competitive when it comes to rugby and he's the same.

Unusually for a panel discussion no-one was disputing the basic tenet that when it comes to our health, yes, it's grimmer up north.

Disney and Mr. Iger dispute much of this criticism, particularly when it comes to Marvel.