Sentence examples for financing dispute from inspiring English sources
A foreign diplomat agreed, saying that Vientiane and Beijing would find a way to paper over their financing dispute.
The day after he resolved the financing dispute, the campaign was buffeted by unsubstantiated allegations of a bribe.
Yet a European troop transport plane, the A-400 M, a variant of the European-owned Airbus, is stuck in a financing dispute in Germany.
Construction of the museum, which is 70 feet below the memorial plaza downtown, has been plagued by delays amid a financing dispute between the memorial foundation and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
But because construction has been delayed by a protracted financing dispute between the Port Authority and the memorial foundation that was not resolved until Sept. 10, the museum is nowhere near completion.
The announcement by Sergei Shmatko, the director of Atomstroyexport, the state-controlled company responsible for the Bushehr plant, shed no light on when or how the financing dispute was resolved.
President Obama's administration announced the creation of three-judge panels to settle big-ticket infrastructure financing disputes between the Federal Emergency Management Agency and state and local governments still rebuilding from the 2005 Gulf Coast hurricanes.
On May 5, 2016, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ("CFPB") proposed a rule that would govern two aspects of consumer finance dispute resolution.
Justice Sotomayor can now prepare for her first case — a campaign-finance dispute left over from the last term — but she still has several rituals to attend.
The campaign finance dispute threatened a bill that included a military pay raise, new health benefits for reservists and a new pact on the rights of detainees at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
Aides in both parties had originally said they expected the measure to pass despite the campaign finance dispute because it was so full of popular provisions like one that would allow the government to waive penalties against taxpayers who make unintentional minor changes in their taxes.
