Sentence examples for disputed means from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Davis has generally resisted formally committing the state to returning its per-pupil spending, which is calculated by complex and sometimes disputed means involving a mix of state and federal money, to the national average.

The dispute means up to 5,000 driving tests could be cancelled.

The uncertainty caused by the Exxon dispute means its borrowing costs may rise.PDVSA is no longer just an oil producer.

Some, however, say it would be difficult to give her such a sensitive diplomatic role, given that the Falklands dispute means her neutrality would be questioned.

A dispute means that more than 100% of the song has been claimed by multiple parties, or that claims within the 100% are in conflict.

Nature examines how the ongoing dispute means spacecraft are at risk, early-career scientists are facing financial meltdown and some data have now been lost forever.

The government's refusal, however, to engage to resolve the dispute means that we have no alternative other than to demonstrate the seriousness of our concerns.

The Netflix dispute means that the restoration of Orson Welles' The Other Side of the Wind is not showing at Cannes.

After a workout with teammates at Kettler Capitals Iceplex on Tuesday morning, Capitals captain and star left wing Alex Ovechkin spoke candidly about NHL labor unrest, the possibility of a lockout and what this dispute means for players.

In the stage of internal filtering, defining a dispute means evaluating whether or not a case can be tried.

The continued failure to settle the Gulf dispute means the battle for influence in the Horn of Africa and elsewhere is also likely to continue.