Sentence examples similar to disputed having done from inspiring English sources

Even if the administration is right to say that specific divisions on Iraq are overblown, it may still be blind to the deeper damage the dispute has done to the transatlantic alliance.

There was never really any dispute about your having done that, only about why you did it.

The technology disputed had to do with supplying torque from both an electric motor and an internal combustion engine to a car's wheels, according to earlier reports by Bloomberg BusinessWeek and confirmed by a Paice spokesperson today.

Asked whether he regretted not following normal Justice Department protocol, Comey said, "I don't" and disputed that he had done so.

Mr. Lee, who met with bank examiners to discuss regulatory matters at least once after joining Riggs, disputed that he had done anything to hide Riggs's problems while he was a regulator.

Nor will it be disputed that it has done so by selection for a kind and degree of imagination, and therefore credulity, which, over those many millennia, made those of our ancestors with theorybuilding minds more likely to pass on the relevant genes to their descendants than those without them.

The land dispute may have done that work for the insurgents.

Since the dispute, Univision has done some lobbying of its own, calling on viewers to drop DISH and switch to other providers.

Few would dispute that Mr Balcerowicz has done better.The latter's hawkish presence alone has probably come to be worth a couple of percentage points off Polish interest rates or a billion euros a year, since Poland has 250 billion zlotys ($66.5 billion) of domestic debt.

There is no dispute that they have done so here.

"Few people are disputing the analysis we've done".