Sentence examples for old dispute from inspiring English sources

The Conservative party needed to settle an old dispute within its ranks.

This is an old dispute, but it has acquired a sharper edge than usual thanks to New Jersey's blunt-speaking governor, Chris Christie.

In the UK its publication has re-awakened a 40 year old dispute between psychiatrists and psychologists over the true nature of mental illness.

The final pieces of the old dispute, along with the disagreement on aircraft subsidies, pose a problem for Mr. Mandelson, Mr. Bentley said.

Both Pakistani and Indian officials have outlined no new proposals for a final settlement to their five-decade old dispute over Kashmir.

WHEN school textbooks make the headlines in East Asia, they are usually cast as bystanders to some intractable old dispute, and related demands that children be taught "correct" history.

Calvin Trillin settles an age-old dispute.

The animosity between the two financial titans has its roots in a decade-old dispute.

The move threatens to stir a centuries-old dispute with Spain, which claims sovereignty over Gibraltar.

He defended Hunt's robust handling of the eight-month-old dispute, which has caused disquiet in the medical profession.

The National Mediation Board also had the option of ordering more talks in the 18-month-old dispute.