Sentence examples for lines of dispute from inspiring English sources

I worked over my notebooks like a Rubik's cube for days and weeks, trying to understand where the lines of dispute and interest arose.

Molin said that Austria would argue that the Euratom treaty could not be used in this way in state aid cases, but there would be other lines of dispute.

Mr Sharon keeps saying that he wants it, and Mr Mitzna, significantly, has stopped saying that he doesn't.The flat campaign and the yen for unity reflect a blurring of formerly firm lines of dispute.

Airline passengers at front lines of dispute over China air zone.

To the extent that a deep issue between partialists and impartialists can be identified, it is presumably the question of whether (irreducible) morally admirable partiality does indeed exist; and it is along this line of dispute that the debate seems likeliest to continue.

On the fifth day of a standoff waged by about 30 rightwing militia, led by the son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, the political battle lines of a dispute that is garnering attention across the world splintered.

The fault lines of the dispute were clear at the gathering of more than 50 world leaders.

The situation in effect puts ordinary airline passengers at the front lines of the dispute over China's declaration of an air defense identification zone over islands Japan administers.

Then we had Sinn Fein's education minister who refused to cross the picket line of a dispute her department was having with classroom assistants.

The stone temple itself belongs to Cambodia, but the lines of control are disputed in the surrounding hills as they are along much of the two countries' land border.

India's prime minister, Manmohan Singh, insists that there can be no redrawing of international boundaries, ie, of the "line of control", disputed by Pakistan, that divides Kashmir in the absence of an agreed border.