Sentence examples for disputed measures from inspiring English sources

The most disputed measures involve changes to labor laws that would allow private employers to negotiate salaries beyond collective labor agreements; the abolition of a 10 percent salary increase for employees who marry; and a reduction of severance for workers at private firms.

On Thursday, Mr. Orban rejected the European Commission's request to withdraw two disputed measures, a decision that could derail talks with lenders about a new financial accord.

The government's disputed measures include raising controllers' normal working hours to 1,670 hours a year, from 1,200 hours, and cutting their average annual salary to 200,000, or $263,000, from 350,000.

But this is not quite the final hurdle for a long-awaited and hotly disputed measure.

When several days of intense negotiations failed to move any of the eight disputed tax measures, Mr. McGreevey called a special session for the weekend.

Magforce International said it "rejects all accusations of prohibited weapons and vigorously disputes the measures taken against the company by the organisers of DSEI exhibition".

Writing for Guardian Australia, former prime minister Julia Gillard said the cost burden in dealing with the disputes measured in the tens of millions of dollars, and called the challenges a "tactic".

But the projections that Piston disputes measure Latino voters in the aggregate.

It was always going to be a monumental task: 17 goals, 169 targets and countless (and hotly disputed) indicators to measure success along the way, the trillions of dollars needed and the political will to make it happen.

They also noted that there have been no cases of voter fraud in New Hampshire, a point disputed by the measure's supporters.

Backers of the measure disputed that construction would decline and indeed argued that the development restrictions would drive land prices down, allowing developers like Laurie to afford the new rules.