Sentence examples for much of dispute from inspiring English sources

Much of dispute centers on the unions' demand to persuade the university and Yale-New HallowHospithe to allow the graduate students and hospital workers to unionize by signing authorization cards, rather than through a traditional election.

Florida election law would govern much of the dispute.

Mr. Eide said much of his dispute with Mr. Galbraith boiled down to what was proper under Afghan law.

At the root of much of the dispute between Democrats and Republicans over the so-called fiscal cliff is a deep disagreement over the welfare state.

But much of the dispute in recent years was rooted in the question of succession, something for which neither of them had prepared.

Much of the dispute in Britain has centered on the close partnership between President George W. Bush and the former prime minister, Tony Blair, which was central to Britain's decision to commit more than 40,000 troops to the 2003 invasion.

With the panel at an impasse, much of the dispute in today's public session focused on procedure, with Governor Leavitt, Mayor Kirk and six others complaining that there was no lawful basis for the panel to act on the basis of 11 votes.

With the scale of most demonstrations now diminished, leisure travellers are returning to the city as well, with much of the dispute more of a political and legal battle than physical protest.

Much of the dispute has taken on a personal cast.

Much of the dispute over the project boils down to competing scientific claims.

Much of the dispute centred on the plaintiffs' argument that the actions of former Scientology archivist Gerry Armstrong in providing Miller with unpublished materials (whether directly or indirectly) were a breach of his duty of confidence to the Church, and that the use of excerpts from this material violated copyrights owned by Hubbard's estate.