Sentence examples for disputed time from inspiring English sources

The so-called "Ferguson Effect," which presupposes that police scrutiny can be linked to an uptick in violent crime, has been disputed time and time again.

The Department of Investigation will, at times, refer cases of disputed time sheets to district attorneys for further investigation.

Yet his controversial political legacy, of which the Cultural Revolution is just one example, is growing more, not less, disputed, with time.

F1 Health & Fitness F6 BUSINESS DAY C1-26 Time Warner-ABC Dispute Time Warner Cable removed ABC television stations from cable systems it runs in seven cities serving 3.5 million homes, in a dispute with ABC's parent, Walt Disney, over fees for Disney cable channels.

As to the previous settlement that the states are contesting, Ledbetter was critical of its enforcement provision that created no time limits for handling disputes: "Time is of the essence in this industry," he declared.

Water management practices in the Palestinian territories and Israel, cooperation in dispute time to tackle the insecurities of water shortage.

The McCain campaign also disputed the Times report, saying Ms. Palin had consistently been registered as a Republican.

On this point, Mr. Magazu disputed The Times's reporting that he was "no longer a contender" when he made his choice not to play.

Black also disputed the Times's story, saying that he met US embassy officials to discuss the best course of action after the incident.

The election, first held in August 2017 and repeated two months later - with the process being disputed both times - has prolonged uncertainty over the stability of the country.

Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough disputed the Times' statement Thursday.