Sentence examples for disputing how from inspiring English sources

But rich and poor nations are disputing how to set targets, and who should bear most of the responsibility.

Another bundle of emails sent between the Home Office and others from the Foreign and Commonwealth offices shows the department disputing how many of the 35 are genuine "Dublin" cases, as they are unable to trace the children on their systems.

Officials were still counting absentee, provisional and overseas ballots, and the partisan camps were disputing how to go about it and whether those votes could still change the outcome — even in the race between Ron DeSantis and Andrew Gillum for governor of Florida, which Mr. DeSantis seemed on Tuesday night to have won.

The two broadcasters are disputing how and when NBC's one-third stake in Paxson will be bought.

President Trump is disputing how many people attended his inauguration.

Its bitter orange smell may not be for everyone, but there's no disputing how it quenches thirst in dry gulch territory.

They dispute how best to fix it.

Nobody could dispute how disappointing the season was.

Nielsen immediately disputed how NBC was interpreting its ratings numbers.

You can't dispute how good it tastes, but it comes at a price.

But they dispute how effective the photographs would be as evidence.