Sentence examples for disputed terms from inspiring English sources

The policies were still under negotiation, and the coverage included the disputed terms of the so-called "binders," or promises by insurance carriers to provide coverage.

Even setting aside concerns about the accuracy of the summary of the jury instructions provided for this case from outside the established reports, see 1 Oldham, supra, at 752, n. 11, it does not show that juries construed disputed terms in a patent.

The question as to whether the Disputed Terms conflict with the Commitment Letter shall also be determined at trial.

The Judge sided with the sponsors but stated: The plaintiffs' evidence that the defendants threatened not to finance the Acquisition unless the plaintiffs agreed to the Disputed Terms is not compelling.

It relied on the U.S. Department of Education to define the disputed terms.

Few of the case reports even touch upon the proper interpretation of disputed terms in the specifications at issue, see, e.g., Bramah v. Hardcastle, 1 Carp.

That is a highly disputed term when it comes to what the FBI did relative to the Trump campaign in 2016.

Proponents of biohacking a broad and sometimes disputed term for do-it-yourself biology—haven't always been known for scientifically rigorous beliefs.

Palestinians, preparing for the release, disputed the terms of the debate in Israel.

In 2010, they disputed the terms of their 2008 sixty-five-million-dollar settlement with Facebook, accusing Zuckerberg of securities fraud.

The settlement, approved by Judge Patricio Serna, had been tentatively approved June 5 by Miss O'Keeffe's longtime companion, John Bruce Juann) Hamilton, and members of her family, who earlier had disputed the terms of Miss O'Keeffe's will.