Sentence examples for disputed if from inspiring English sources

The title refers to a disputed if plausible pact negotiated at a London restaurant in 1994 in which the men agreed that Mr. Blair would serve as prime minister, with Mr. Brown serving as a domestic adviser, until he stepped aside for..

Both Scotland and Quebec have shown that if people are told their right to leave a union is not disputed, if there is reasonable redress for grievances within the existing national framework, and if the majority demonstrates a sincere affection, the chances that they will decide to stay are much higher.

Although the detection rate is very high, this method's accuracy can be disputed if other types of botnet except the spamming one need to be detected.

Contracts could also be disputed if their execution was triggered accidentally or due to the actions of attackers trying to hack a platform.

The claim might be disputed if the Australian member schools of the ITF and the WTF were considered as 'schools' as a whole, whether in terms of numbers of dojang or numbers of members.

In Utah, the painted turtle lives in an area to the south (Kane County) in streams draining into the Colorado River, although it is disputed if they are native.

But one point is hard to dispute; if eating meat is morally acceptable, hunting must be, too, as long as it is regulated to preserve species and to conform to rules of fair chase.

"I marked seven or eight points I'm sure the fact checkers will have some opportunities to dispute if they want to go forward," Blitzer said.

On the face of it, it's ridiculous to dispute if Morsi's exit comes under terminology so French it deserves to be served with brie and duck pâté.

Lord Gill said: "It is not disputed that if the claim can be said to have been made only when the amendment was allowed, the claim has prescribed.

Especially seriously ill or handicapped people are asking (and are asking us) whether it is not morally correct to allow disputed methods if they could save lives?