Sentence examples for disputes changes from inspiring English sources

In that decade, which was marked at Corriere della Sera by labour disputes, changes in editors, and a change of owners, the paper's editorial position moved steadily to the left, which prompted a group of editorial employees to move to Corriere della Sera's centrist rival, Il Giorno.

How has the role played by guns in disputes changed in the last five years?

Several hundred masked protesters have hurled objects at police in Paris, as the latest demonstration against disputed changes to France's labour laws descended into violence.

It was one of several disputed changes to hospital services in west Wales proposed by Hywel Dda Health Board referred to the health minister.

This process is similar to the production line that begins with the original wine and transforms it into a saleable product: in a similar process, the legal meaning of the dispute changes.

The UN agency hosting the event - the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) - had earlier pledged not to put any disputed changes to a majority vote, saying there had to be full consensus.

But Rupert Murdoch's victory over the National Union of Journalists in the 1986 Wapping dispute changed all that.

How can we be treated like this?" Easy, many said: The Olympics have always been a metaphor for East-West hostility, from the 1972 Munich Summer Games, when a disputed change to the game clock gave the Russian basketball team time to score a winning goal over the Americans, to the 1980 Winter Games in Lake Placid, N.Y., when American hockey players exacted miraculous revenge.

Traditional cognitive behavior therapy attempts to dispute, change, and restructure the content of negative thoughts to reduce consequent psychological discomfort.

Ms. Taymor, the Tony Award-winning director of "The Lion King," was fired from the $75-million 75-millionn" production in March 2011 amid disputes over changes to the show's scriproductionging.

(Point totals are adjusted relative to the league-average number of points to correct for seasons shortened by labor disputes and changes to N.H.L. rules; the number of fans is expressed as a natural logarithm).