Sentence examples for disputes appear from inspiring English sources

Such disputes appear to have been put to one side this weekend.

The disputes appear to involve clan loyalties and differences over strategy and policy, according to people affiliated with the group's second in command, Sheik Muktar Roobow Abu Mansor.

With all that moisture corralled seven stories above 117th Street, the danger of a leak, which often begets mold, and the potential for lawsuits blamed on leaks, a chronic source of unneighborly New York City courtroom disputes, appear ominous.

In fact, the known details of the agreement, which include strong guarantees for intellectual-property rights and some binding resolution procedures for cross-border disputes, appear to reflect pretty closely what corporate America wanted, even if some individual interests, such as tobacco producers, aren't happy about last-minute concessions that U.S. negotiators made in order to get a deal.

While Ryanair says it did everything it could to try to appease the Advertising Standards Authority, advertising executives here say that the public disputes appear to be part of the airline's marketing strategy, which seeks to depict Ryanair as a consumer champion.

At a time of so many international crises, the South China Sea disputes appear relatively small - but they could get big very quickly.

— established as a forum for setting global trade rules, reducing barriers to commerce and settling disputes — appears to have lost its way.

More than 30 years after the Argentines invaded the islands and British forces retook them, the emotions of the dispute appear to be reinvigorated.

Ultimately, however, elements still in dispute appear less likely to derail comprehensive legislation than to alter its precise effects and pace of implementation.

Prospects for an imminent resolution of the long-running dispute appear remote after talks between Aslef and Southern's parent company, Govia Thameslink Railway, collapsed on Thursday.

And the other parties to the dispute appear just as nonplussed as the audience was when Pete demolished his first axe on stage in 1964.