Sentence examples for disputed which from inspiring English sources

He was awarded £500,000 in damages, a record at the time.That alibi is now being disputed, which is where the diaries come in.

The central problem in California now is that the costs paid by employers are the highest in the country, while the benefits received by workers are about average -- in part because many cases are disputed, which wastes resources.

Presumably, we are long since past the days when blue laws were inflicted on all, based on a religious majority's idea of what was or was not permissible on "the Sabbath" (conveniently ignoring the fact that other faiths or denominations disputed which day of the week actually was "the Sabbath").

But that is to assume that effective joint control is neither too much for Japan to accept, nor too little for China.It would require Mr Abe to concede, at least implicitly, that the islands' sovereignty is disputed, which flies in the face of Japan's position.

Two of the film schemes being disputed, which were set up and run by the London firm Ingenious Media, had around 70 former and current footballers signed up, including stellar names, which are publicly recorded at Companies House, such as Gary Lineker, David Beckham, Steven Gerrard and Wayne Rooney.

In October 2009, the two registries disputed which had the right to the Nokota breed name, with the Association claiming that they own the legal trademark to the name.

The two sides are disputing which unions those workers have chosen to be in.

Aficionados of various nationalities passionately dispute which of the strains originally grown from seedling trees are the most authentic.

Democrats and Republicans, conservatives and liberals should legitimately dispute which policies best advance that bedrock commitment.

Now YSL is fighting back in a dispute which started with a collection of pumps.

Those who could speak publicly about the dispute, which was first reported by The Washington Post, were circumspect.