Sentence examples for disputes generated from inspiring English sources

The brothers' Web site is just one of many homespun initiatives that have come out of the disputes generated by Napster and other sites, like Gnutella and Scour, that let users trade MP3 music files.

In fact, the disputes generated in areas such as Baix Ter and Osona have been formally brought before the European Commission and, ultimately, the Court of Justice of the European Communities [ 46].

Before the Maoists began their courts, panchayats were very popular, particularly in Nepal's fertile south where most land-related disputes are generated.

The two-day congress in Zurich has seen plenty of public disputes and generated negative publicity for Fifa, but Blatter said it had ended with real achievement.

The reception of Wolff's philosophy is interesting not only in view of its widespread acceptance, but also in light of the disputes it generated and the further developments it gave rise to.

Given the antagonism that the recent dispute has generated, however, analysts said that a snap election was the most likely outcome of the talks.

The dispute has generated two continuing lawsuits by Mr. James against the club and lurid accusations on both sides, including revelations of compulsive hoarding by Mr. James and his identical twin brother, which their lawyers have described as private and embarrassing.

The arrival of the deputies called months ago generated disputes about the role they should have.

You would not expect legal proceedings stemming from a tax dispute to generate such excitement.

The dispute did generate a vast amount of research, which is now being synthesized in Yale's "The History of the European Family".

But although all standard versions of virtue ethics insist on that conceptual link between virtue and eudaimonia, further links are matters of dispute and generate different versions.