Sentence examples for extended dispute from inspiring English sources

At this stage, indeed, the extended dispute over the $7.2 billion is starting to look like a sideshow.

The power plant has been idle for months because of an extended dispute with its only customer, a state utility, over payments for power.

With her wondering aloud whether the extended dispute would harm Mr. Flood's legacy, his lawyer, John Ciampoli, said the Flood campaign was simply trying to protect the rights of every voter.

Here is a look at some of them: Energy Policies Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney carried out an extended dispute over energy policy that wandered into a thicket of half-truths, started by a question about gasoline prices that was never fully addressed.

Kassan pointed out that reaching viewers directly could also give CBS leverage with the cable operators (the company had an extended dispute with Time Warner back in 2013).

He said that, contrary to early accounts, there was no evidence that the killing was racially or politically motivated, but was instead the result of heated emotions caused by the extended dispute.

Other aspects of the bill are much less controversial, however, including language that clarifies damages for patent infringement or removes ambiguities that have extended patent disputes.

It extended a bitter dispute that began in 2008 when Iceland's overstretched banks failed.

And it was extended by the dispute over voting results, news about which the nation simply could not get enough.

The disputes extended to the government's elaborate plans for Mrs. Thatcher's funeral next Wednesday.

There is nothing in principle to prevent arbitration being extended to media disputes in the way contemplated Leveson, although important details have yet to be worked out.