Sentence examples for disputes put from inspiring English sources
The news, underscoring the risks to United Nations workers as they insert themselves into uncontrolled disputes, put a chill on the opening ceremony.
During Washington's second term, Hamilton became the de-facto Prime Minister, with a roving mandate to resolve constitutional disputes, put down the Whiskey Rebellion, and define the Federalist agenda in general.
The disputes put the two bodies on the verge of severing all ties, a move that would have led to Hockey Canada refusing to release any professional or university player to any of Canada's national teams.
Even before the news broke of a potential export-ban on the U.S., Paul Krugman — America's new China-hawk in Chief — had already warned that bringing rare earths into trade disputes puts the finishing touches on "a portrait of a rogue economic superpower, unwilling to play by the rules".
Even before the news broke of a potential export-ban on the U.S., Paul Krugman America's new China-hawk in Chief had already warned that bringing rare earths into trade disputes puts the finishing touches on "a portrait of a rogue economic superpower, unwilling to play by the rules".
This is a fallback position which some courts may not welcome, but the court has a duty to come to a conclusion on the dispute put before it.
For some universities, the dispute put at risk hundreds of millions of dollars for research on everything from weapons systems to the humanities.
The dispute put him in the same situation as Prince, who was also mounting a high-profile campaign against his label at the time.
But the leaders of eight prominent Muslim American organizations, including the two groups involved in the Clinton-Lazio dispute, put the blame on Mr. Lazio for introducing "racism and bigotry" into the Senate race and using "deceitful accusations" about Muslims to promote his candidacy.
"I never imagined myself saying this before Friday, but if now forced to choose in this dispute, put me down with Kaepernick," he concluded the column.
The bubbling dispute puts the federal government in an awkward position.
