Sentence examples for make a disputed from inspiring English sources

The issue comes to a head on Election Day, when the Federal Communications Commission votes on a proposal to make a disputed chunk of radio spectrum available for public use.

The city's Olympic bid gave Mr. Holding the political leverage to make a disputed land exchange with the Forest Service that added more than two square miles to the resort's base.

George Osborne won more time to settle an outstanding and highly contested £1.7bn EU budget bill and went on to make a disputed claim that he had halved the money owed by factoring in Britain's budget rebates in Europe.

But while the margin of victory appeared solid, the projection was close enough to the threshold set by the EU to make a dispute over the outcome almost inevitable.

When a car gets totaled?" "You wish to make a dispute?" Desmond guessed.

And my insurance was... Do you know what insurance is?" "You wish to make a dispute?" he repeated.

The estate's lawyers, taking advantage of the fact that Gaye is considerably more popular and respected than Thicke, made a dispute between two groups of wealthy people seem like a battle between good and evil.

Put in the thing that I'm making a dispute.

He based the claim on e-mails obtained through a public-records request that showed that William Turnage, the trust's managing trustee, had successfully lobbied the archive to make a statement disputing Mr. Norsigian's authentication claims.

The loss of these words make a possible but disputed recording of Walt Whitman, supposedly made in 1889 or 1890, such a treasure.

Wallace's most ardent readers, I felt, utterly failed to make a case that effectively disputed the common, dismissive attitude toward his work that was expressed by many people in the literary circles I knew.