Sentence examples for disputes has changed from inspiring English sources

Yes, the question of religion in schools has been a contested issue for some time, although the nature of the disputes has changed.

Effective January 3, 2000, trademark holders can invoke the UDRP as an alternative to litigation in domain name disputes where the registrant has acted in "bad faith". Thus the means for resolving domain name disputes moving forward has changed significantly.

Although he says it has made him humbler, his wife, Barbara Amiel, disputes that prison has changed him.

No one who remembers Iran before Mr Khatami was elected would dispute that it has changed.

While few dispute that Hamas has changed Gaza, a more complicated question is whether ruling Gaza has changed Hamas.

Instead of people scouring off-the-beaten-track neighborhoods, there are obvious questions, like "Where can I take my parents after a Broadway show?'' Mr. Leff disputes that the proportion has changed, and vows that the swankier surroundings will not subvert the site's mission: finding unsung "deliciousness" not beholden to the marketing machine.

Mr. Rove also disputed that Mr. Bush has changed since Sept. 11.

What is not in dispute is that the fishery has changed in the past two decades, coinciding with the rise in popularity of reef tanks.

Hughes does not dispute that the voting process has changed, but does not see why this should make a difference to the nominee put forward by the home nations.

But to say that this old news and to dispute that "not nearly enough has changed," as a DynCorp official emailed me, is public relations puffery, not dealing with reality.

He added that the situation has changed significantly since the last dispute between Russia and Ukraine, in 2006.