Sentence examples similar to needs disputes from inspiring English sources

William Trejo, a lawyer and a former special education teacher who has represented the district on several special-needs disputes, said in an interview that private lawyers representing the families often prolong the legal process to generate fees.

In summary, case filing is needed for disputes to move to lawsuits and transforming disputes into legal problems that can be ruled by laws (Bourdieu 1999).

After completing the first task, agents commonly stay together for succeeding tasks, with the closest task yielding the highest reward neither agent needs to dispute the best choice.

The film's most powerful moment is his meditation on the glories of Chartres cathedral, an achievement that doesn't need a dispute about authorship.

Olimpia of Paraguay would win the Recopa Sudamericana without the need to dispute a match as the Decano won both the Copa Libertadores and Supercopa Sudamericana.

(Express checkout isn't the right choice for travelers who need to dispute a charge on the bill or change the method of payment).

Why: If you can't find a specific bank statement from a while ago or you need to dispute a strange charge on your account, you can ask the financial institution to investigate -- but it will cost you money.

The police report can also come in handy in case you need to dispute criminal charges or anything else perpetrated in your name as a result of your loss.

No doubt, Williams was convinced that his situation was indeed one of those appropriate times that Azinger alluded to as the New Zealander felt the need to dispute Tiger's account of his dismissal.

The failure of the physician to provide a reliable service to the worker under these circumstances results in a constant need for dispute resolution through the judicial system" [ 37].

This will protect you if you need to dispute charges for a hotel room you never used.