Simultaneously, Sniedovich 78 argues that defenders of info-gap do not address his major criticisms, which essentially dispute the form of uncertainty analyzed by info-gap decision theory.
Most copyright litigations are essentially disputes over the proper definition of this concept.
Amid that criticism, the social media giant developed a feature that essentially "flags" disputed news stories on its site.
The disputed election essentially served as the spark, and opposition supporters across Kenya vented their rage over many issues toward the Kikuyus and other ethnic groups thought to have supported Mr. Kibaki.
"However, governments are not permitted to resolve essentially religious disputes and questions".
The story demonstrated The Times's power to propel an essentially dormant dispute into the national conversation.
His counsel, James McGuire, said the decision could open the way to many lawsuits over what are essentially political disputes that should not be decided in the courts.
Essentially, the dispute centered on the allocation of seats in Parliament, with each sect angling to get as many seats as possible in the areas where it felt strongest.
Abelard's dialogue is essentially a dispute without a master to resolve it.
Roberts here cites, see FORBES (Dec. 1, 1997) in calling attention to the extreme punishments meted out to people involved in essentially civil disputes with the government.
Essentially, the dispute is over whether the two years of exhibition games were played before or after the registration.
