Sentence examples for disputed world from inspiring English sources

In 1968 Patterson lost to Jimmy Ellis, World Boxing Association heavyweight champion, in a match for that version of the disputed world title.

In this climate a disputed World Cup association football (soccer) qualifying match touched off rioting, and El Salvador invaded Honduras on July 14.

A government planning group cleared the last roadblock today for a permit to start building a disputed World War II memorial between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial.

[C9.] A Software Patent Is Disputed The World Wide Web Consortium is asking the director of the Patent and Trademark Office to invalidate a software patent that the group contends threatens the future development of the World Wide Web.

There have already been comparisons between this year and 1988-89, when McLaren team-mates Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost fell out while disputing two world titles.

The RFU report, produced by elite director of rugby Rob Andrew, is critical of the fact that England players were disputing the World Cup payments they would receive on the eve of the tournament.

The new text will say: "To describe those who don't accept climate science or dispute the world is warming from man-made forces, use climate change doubters or those who reject mainstream climate science.

His heinous murders, five prostitutes in 12 weeks (the victim count is sometimes disputed), drew the world's gaze.

Indeed, nationalism itself will be disputed in a world where the ravages of climate ignore all man-made borders.

The waters are some of the most fiercely disputed in the world, with claims to various parts staked by Brunei, Malaysia, Vietnam and Taiwan, in addition to China and the Philippines.

European teams have disputed the last two World Cup finals but the continent also provides some of the dullest teams in the tournament.