Sentence examples for of controversy between from inspiring English sources

In the mid-20th century it was the subject of controversy between Saudi Arabia and Yemen (Sanaa).

That climactic scene is the one that was at the center of controversy between the film's directors and its producers at Sony.

Its various departments provided information and advice on all items of controversy between business and government, notably regulatory measures, expenditures, tariffs, taxes, and labour-management relations.

Talk story about Intermediate School 201 in Harlem, center of controversy between Negro parents and the Board of Education, over the demand for a Negro principal.

The timing and nature of the previous two reported strikes in Waziristan have become a matter of controversy between Pakistan and the United States.

His office is not subject to direct Congressional oversight, as the new cabinet agency would be, and this has been a source of controversy between Congress and the White House.

The incident at Besançon was the first of a series of controversies between the papacy and Frederick and the Hohenstaufen line.

The Four-Power Pact, signed by the United States, Great Britain, Japan, and France on Dec. 13, 1921, stipulated that all the signatories would be consulted in the event of a controversy between two of them over "any Pacific question".

The number of casualties is a matter of controversy, with between 200 to 300 people killed; the number reported dead by the Basques was 1,654 dead and 889 wounded.

Some landmark studies in this genre include Andrew Pickering's (1984) study of competing professional interests in the interpretation of high energy particle physics experiments, and Steven Shapin and Simon Shaffer's (1985) study of the controversy between Robert Boyle and Thomas Hobbes about the epistemological relevance of experiments with vacuum pumps.

The northeastern boundary of the state was a matter of serious controversy between the United States and Britain.