Sentence examples for disputed text from inspiring English sources

Second, any proposal to improve the language of bracketed (disputed) text would have to be approved unanimously by the conference.

There were also the absurdly named "informal informals", in which a small group of delegates from various countries were charged with tackling a small piece of disputed text often as little as a paragraph at a time.

We also learn that unscrupulous academics are competing to publish a solution to the Straka mystery and that, as they bicker, cooperate and share their life stories at the edges of the disputed text, Jen and Eric are falling rather touchingly in love.

We also learn that unscrupulous academics are competing to publish a solution to the Straka mystery and that, as they bicker, cooperate and share their life stories at the edges of the disputed text, Jen and Eric are falling rather touchingly in love.

It takes methodological form in 'Convolute N [On the Theory of Knowledge, Theory of Progress]' in The Arcades Project and achieved its accidentally definitive presentation in Benjamin's most frequently cited, but still fiercely interpretatively disputed text (Caygill 2004; Löwy 2005; Tiedemman 1989; Wohlfarth 1978): the fragments known as theses—'On the Concept of History'.

The Aradia material is, unfortunately, a disputed text with problems of its own when compared to the usually accepted folklore, folk traditions, and folk magic practices of Italy.

one or more GPs disciplined (criticism or professional conduct disputed, see text).

The disputed fourth-grade text had been pulled from Fairfax schools months earlier, but Agner said she didn't use it much anyway.

Before the start of the conference, it had been assumed the leaders would only have to settle two or three issues when they arrived at Copenhagen, but by the time they walked in there were still 192 disputed pieces of text in the drafts.

This interpretation has been disputed, as the text identifies only Mesopotamian sanctuaries, and makes no mention of Jews, Jerusalem, or Judea.

But the much-disputed text that the sheik dictated to Ms. Stewart about the cease-fire in Egypt turns out to have been a letter to his lawyer in Egypt, Muntasir al-Zayat, a human rights activist.