Sentence examples for disputed where from inspiring English sources

Rubin and Simmons amiably disputed where they had first met — Danceteria? a loft party on the West Side?

It's commonly disputed where the phrase "bling-bling" came from, now that it is a household term.

Israel appeared to dispute where the bombing happened, saying the soldiers were wounded while carrying out routine activities along the border with Lebanon.

They are disputing where the blame lies for the loss of control of the streets to looters, who deserves the credit for quelling the riots, and whether budget cuts will endanger public safety.

Disputing where to draw the line may be unavoidable, but aim to keep things constructive, and avoid outright bickering.

In the nearby town of Mthatha, where family disputes over where Mandela should be buried reached a courtroom on Friday, guesthouses and hotels have been block-booked long in advance.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukAT THE disputed crossroads where economics and ethics meet stands Amartya Sen, a Nobel-prize-winning economist who thinks like a philosopher.

In effect, the resolution established that these were disputed territories where Israel had legitimate rights to defensible borders, besides the claims of the Arab parties to the conflict.

Control of the main disputed section, where the mosque was torn down, is given to Hindus.

Mr. Sherani said Pakistan did not make the move before now because its  "security establishment wanted to use it as a quid pro quo for the Kashmir dispute," where both sides claim a disputed province.

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