Sentence examples for hot dispute from inspiring English sources
It was in Italy that the "question of the language" first became a matter of hot dispute.
A bit of inside action involved a hot dispute between the press association and Dick Clark Productions, which has long produced the ceremony, broadcast on NBC.
Among economists and policymakers, the question of how to tally the cost of the war is a matter of hot dispute.
Since Australia has a history of welcoming immigrants (an attitude currently in hot dispute), it is not surprising that we could move so easily among Italian, Middle Eastern, French, Chinese and Australian menus.
The notion that the government can pre-empt any sale is a subject of hot dispute at Kashagan, which at $30 billion is the world's costliest oil field development project.
But continued conflict ever since has altered positions, and opened its location to hot dispute.
BOSTON — No one has ever had any illusions about where Mitt Romney stands on the two hottest disputes in the Middle East: the argument over the creation of a Palestinian state, and the debate over what can be done to assure that Iran does not get a nuclear weapon.
The board that writes accounting rules for states and cities plans to issue a proposed solution Friday to one of the hottest disputes in public finance, whether governments are truthfully disclosing the size and condition of their pension funds, and how to fix any deficiencies.
Northrop's decision to forgo any protests could also head off a hot political dispute over the contract and the jobs it will create.
THE season of barbecues and lawn parties is long past, but Westchester's manicured lawns have become a subject of hot political dispute in recent weeks, as the County Legislature prepares to vote on provisions of a new state law that would require pesticide applicators to notify neighbors in writing 48 hours before spraying most pesticides.
JERUSALEM (RNS) Comedian Sarah Silverman made a rare appearance in the middle of a hot political dispute Thursday (Dec. 18) when she attended a Hanukkah menorah lighting alongside a group of Jewish feminists at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site.
