Sentence examples for even dispute from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, they are handling security, relations with the people and even dispute resolution.

They even dispute who came up with the idea for it.

There's even dispute about how many names are on the list.

And then they ended altogether; the teams have not played each other since 1990 -- and they even dispute the reason for that.

No formal agreement to finance pensions for jazz artists was ever reached between the union and the clubs, and some club owners even dispute the union's claim that they made a tentative pact to do so.

The French love a good political debate, discussion, even dispute over dinner, but these elections appear to have failed to galvanise much public enthusiasm, judging by the curious lack of table thumping in homes across the capital.

"We have begun to think as a unit and to draw up internal regulations, sanitary norms, and even dispute-resolution mechanisms," said Marcela Cristini of the Latin American Foundation for Economic Investigation in Buenos Aires.

The Centre for Economic Analysis, a local think-tank, even disputes the 5% growth figure.

Sellers are required to provide a comprehensive written assessment called a Home Report, documenting condition, energy performance, renovations, and other pertinent information — even disputes with neighbors.

Mr. Whelan says raids were more common during the 1990s, and he even disputes that eight raids have occurred since July.

Earl even disputed the widely held notion that Oregon's high-profile football team was great for business at the university.