Sentence examples for disputed language from inspiring English sources

Speaking at an event at the Liberal Democrat Conference in Brighton, Tory MP Nick de Bois said Mitchell would be in "deep trouble" if evidence emerged that showed he had used the disputed language.

Mike Daisey, the theater monologist who has come under criticism for embellishing details about a Chinese factory for his one-man show about Apple, "The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs," changed some of the disputed language during the show's final performances at the Public Theater over the weekend, according to a spokesman for Mr. Daisey and executives at the Public.

That prospect has sparked an intense debate over how the disputed language ended up in the law.

While there is room for honest disagreement, I believe the context of the disputed language supports Taylor's interpretation of the ruling.

Parents who dispute language policies in schools have been known to get threatening phone calls.

As with any dispute, language matters.

Mr Armitage disputes the language used, CBS said, but he did not deny that Pakistan was put on notice to help America's war effort.

All Koreans speak the Korean language, whose relationship to other languages is disputed; it may be related to Japanese or languages of the Altaic group, and it contains many Chinese loanwords.

WHETHER to teach young children a second language is disputed among teachers, researchers and pushy parents.

His authorship of the greatest plays in the English language is disputed, his name relegated to the status of a kind of Renaissance holding company, a coalition of lesser known figures of the time who somehow produced works of transcendental genius under the Bard's loose franchise.

Some of her purist colleagues might dispute the collectivist language - decisions about training, they say, are down to individuals and their employers; the state's past efforts at matching people and jobs have not been successful.