Sentence examples for larger dispute from inspiring English sources

The church also serves as a useful simulacrum of the larger dispute over ownership of the region.

The larger dispute dates to the end of World War II, when Soviet troops occupied the islands.

"These kids should never have been used as a pawn in a larger dispute about M.T.A. funding," said Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky.

The debate over the future of the Hudson is part of a larger dispute over what risks, if any, are posed by PCB's.

However, Mr. Desai said it is difficult to estimate the number of such cases because they are usually kept under wraps and only become public knowledge when they are part of a larger dispute.

Much of the latest skirmishing is part of a larger dispute over the government's reluctance to stump up its full share of investment in the joint ventures under which foreign firms operate.

But the justices' larger disputes were over what sort of a nation America would be.

"I don't think it would have been helpful to anyone, including the Campaign Finance Board, for this to be escalated into a large dispute".

Grocery workers said they were delighted about returning to work even as they grudgingly acknowledged that the three supermarket companies involved in the industry's longest and largest dispute had emerged largely victorious.

They are part of a larger territorial dispute in Southeast Asia with China claiming about 80 percent of the South China Sea and disputing ownership with half a dozen Asian nations, who also have some disputes among themselves.

Beyond the technical arguments about economic theory was a larger, continuing dispute about the role and size of the state.