Sentence examples for enter disputed from inspiring English sources

It is not just China that allows or encourages its fishermen to enter disputed territorial waters.

But this is where we enter disputed territory, and a number of experts reacted angrily to what they saw as the misuse of Sonksen's HGH data.

See articleA South Korean survey vessel prompted Japanese anger by entering disputed waters near a group of islands that the South Koreans call Dokdo and the Japanese Takeshima.

Coincidentally, hours after the A.I.G. deal was announced, the official Chinese news agency Xinhua announced that two Chinese navy destroyers and two frigates had entered disputed waters patrolled by Japan.

It was a freelance operation, carrying a hefty reward and perhaps with Colombian agents present.These revelations have brought relations between the two countries to their lowest point since 1987 (when a Colombian warship entered disputed waters, almost sparking a war).

On Wednesday morning, the Chinese Foreign Ministry summoned Japan's ambassador for the second time in 24 hours to protest Japan's response to a Chinese fishing boat that had entered disputed waters.

Tensions between the three countries have risen in recent months: Chinese vessels have repeatedly entered disputed waters surrounding a group of Japanese-controlled inlands in the East China Sea, setting off protests from Japan.

TOKYO — Japan has not ruled out stationing government officials on islands at the center of a territorial dispute with China, the top cabinet secretary said Tuesday, as a fleet of Chinese patrol ships entered disputed waters amid tensions in the year-old maritime standoff.

To understand the different sorts, you have to re-enter disputes which gripped Christendom in the fifth century, as subtle minds tried to find a way of saying that Jesus Christ was fully divine and fully human, but one person.

We saw in the discussion of Hardcastle (1997) two sections above that neurophilosophers have entered disputes about the nature and methodological import of pain experiences.

India nonetheless jealously guards the Siachen, viewing it as a backdoor by which Pakistani insurgents could enter the disputed valley of Kashmir.