Sentence examples for key disputes from inspiring English sources

It was the latest chapter in a presidential charm offensive that has so far been conducted at arms length and which has barely touched on several key disputes.

Just how freely and truthfully he spoke in that three-hour meeting is the key dispute in this grubby saga.

Another key dispute is over how much forests can be used to gain credits for absorbing carbon dioxide.

The issue of "small type coastal hunting" is a key dispute between pro- and anti-whaling nations gathered in Slovenia for the 66th meeting of the International Whaling Commission (IWC).

It remained unclear whether progress has been made in Mr. Clinton's absence, or whether he will return to face the same key dispute over Jerusalem's sovereignty and whether that dispute still holds the power to shut down the open-ended meeting without any resolution.

The key dispute is between Senator Charles E. Grassley, the Iowa Republican who is chairman of the Finance Committee, and Representative Bill Thomas, the California Republican who is chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, and revolves around fuel taxes paid into a trust fund for highway projects.

And that has usually been the key dispute between Revisionists and Unitarians.

Back in late 2009 and early 2010, a key dispute among the lawmakers debating health care reform was over whether to create one giant national exchange or 50 separate state exchanges.

A land rights bill presented to the legislature almost two years ago, which for the first time would legally recognise customary land rights, could hold the key to disputes around concession areas and empower local communities, says Brandy.

The bitter personal poison seeping into some of the coalition's key policy disputes was revealed on Sunday when the business secretary, Vince Cable, accused the Conservatives of grubbing for Ukip votes with irresponsible and populist rhetoric reminiscent both of Enoch Powell and prewar antisemitism.

Though Russia no longer exerts direct control over eastern European countries as part of the USSR, it is the largest country in the region and is a central player in many key political disputes such as control over natural gas supplies and the ongoing situation in Ukraine.