Sentence examples for normal disputes from inspiring English sources

Which may be politics, especially EU politics, but has nothing to do with normal disputes or indeed normal referendums like Scotland's opportunity to vote in or out.

Still, it can be hard to distinguish between normal personality disputes and the incessant torture of workplace bullying.

The bailout decision in 2010 transformed a normal commercial dispute between creditors and debtors – one that always arises when debtors fail to repay – into a dispute among sovereign states.

"But so long as it's considered completely normal to resolve disputes and kill a person who is interfering with the way you want to live, this country is ailing".

Indeed, the people in Brussels talked of it as a normal bilateral commercial dispute in which the EU should neither interfere nor take sides.

Disorientingly, too, none of the disputes followed normal ideological divides: both the activists and their opponents were multicultural, educated, and true of heart.

The General Accounting Office said the health care providers had used their "political influence" to short-circuit the normal procedures for resolving disputes over Medicare reimbursement.

A privatized Russian state cannot act as a normal state -- adjudicating disputes, protecting private property and the sanctity of contracts or harnessing the energy of the nation so that Russia can create new wealth.

The case has unfolded in court here as a drama that mixes Eastern-bloc intrigue with the melodrama of a daytime soap opera, the intricacies of the Hague conventions governing international law and a bitterness that transcends even the normal rancor of custody disputes.

"I mean, if you've lost your land and you have a dispute, it's normal to get angry and maybe even curse or lash out.

But since 1989, Britain and Argentina have agreed not to let this dispute prejudice otherwise normal relations, and have co-operated on matters such as oil exploration and fisheries.