But a drawn-out account by the next speaker, in praise of the way the ancient Iroquois resolved disputes, drove me from the room and thus deprived me of the final contribution, a graduate student and an untenured professor "speaking out" against racism, sexism and homophobia.
The Third Powerplant was estimated to cost in 1967, but higher construction costs and labor disputes drove the project's final cost in 1973 to ( in 1998), about 55% over estimates.
This is an employment dispute driven forward by a deep current of discontent among doctors, not merely about pay or conditions but about the values, and the future, of the NHS itself.
Since Mary Kay Henry replaced Andy Stern and made peace with UNITE HERE, the media narrative outside Beyond Chron and a disappointingly few other sources has been that the SEIU-NUHW conflict is an "internal" dispute driven by personalities, not issues.
They had previously clashed over the former mayor's restoration of the 17th-century Montecitorio palace, Mr. Sgarbi's verbal attack on Mr. Rutelli in that dispute drove the former mayor to sue him for libel.
The dispute drove down the value of all Russian fertilizer companies.
China, which normally keeps to the sidelines of the most contentious international disputes, was driven to state that drones were a "blank space in international law, and this blank space is subject to abuse … We should respect the principles of UN charters, the sovereignty of states and the legitimate rights of the citizens of all countries".
There was reference to the recovery after cyclone Pam, for example, when community disputes were driven by aid allocation (for instance, water systems connected in certain villages but not others).
In Honduras, a combination of gang and police violence, and government corruption, drug trafficking, and land disputes has driven hundreds of thousands of people from their homes in recent years.
The dispute has driven a deep wedge between the two regions.
