Sentence examples for disputes exist from inspiring English sources

But disputes exist of course within sects while other ties transcend religious identity.

Equally profound disputes exist over social programmes and economic management when the baby-boomers start to retire.

Two schemes to resolve disputes exist, the bigger of which is run by the Property Ombudsman (TPO).

In most cases, disputes exist among different stakeholders due to differences in their interests, values, and goals (i.e., short-term vs. long-term goals or recreational over subsistence needs).

Some cultural disputes exist between Malaysia and neighbouring countries, notably Indonesia.

Singapore's land reclamation has caused tensions, and maritime border disputes exist with Indonesia.

The land dispute existed even during British rule.

The court will not adjudicate unless two sides agree that a dispute exists.

In finding that a dispute exists under the treaty, the court did not assert that Russia was a party to the conflict.

The Japanese government maintains that the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands are Japanese territory under international law and historical point of view and has repeatedly insisted that no dispute exists.

A similar dispute exists over the current Panchen Lama, the second-ranking leader of the Gelugpa sect of Tibetan Buddhism, behind the Dalai Lama.