Sentence examples for disputed building from inspiring English sources

If it secures the Fulham wing it will expand its hospital and link it to the internationally respected Institute for Cancer Research, which is on the other side of the disputed building.

A VAUNTED "fight unto death" by Jewish militants holed up in a disputed building in Hebron, a city on the Palestinian West Bank that is venerated by both Jews and Muslims, ended in their quick and relatively easy eviction by Israeli police on December 4th.

The location of the planned Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) remains in the balance as hearings continue this month in Hawaii over its disputed building permit.

"The disputed building was constructed by Babur, the year is not certain but it was built against the tenets of Islam.

In retaliation for the shooting of an Israeli soldier Sunday in Hebron, Netanyahu said he would allow for the immediate resettlement of Beit Hamachpela, a disputed building near Hebron's Tomb of Patriarchs and Ibrahimi mosque.

This is a city where 500 of the most radical Israeli settler families there are living among 250,000 Palestinians, and one where, just a few days earlier, Israel's Ministry of Defense approved the reopening of a new settlement, in a disputed building in the middle of a Palestinian neighborhood.

However, unlike some of the more militant operations, O'Grady's father took a a more measured approach to disputes, building campaigns from the bottom up.

Over the past two years, China has reclaimed 3200 acres (1,295 hectares) of land across disputed waters, building humongous artificial islands that host dual-purpose (civilian and military) facilities.

But while that dispute involved building employees who often lived far from their exclusive workplaces, many of the workers who went on strike at Co-op City also live there.

The case lasted a decade, but in the end, Anspach prevailed, in the process putting Magie's vital role in the game's history beyond dispute – and building up an extraordinary archive of material, which forms the backbone of this account.

Ironically, there he is enmeshed in a dispute over building a seawall.