Sentence examples for ongoing disagreements from inspiring English sources
Ongoing disagreements between the troika and the government are set to exacerbate tensions within the fragile three-party coalition government.
This disarray reflects ongoing disagreements within Asean on how to handle an overbearing, militarily superior neighbour that is also their biggest trading and investment partner.
Several other editors and a columnist resigned at that time in protest, and many others have resigned or been fired over the last year because of ongoing disagreements with Ms. McCaw.
No American would walk outside there without a convoy!" Hagel's unwillingness to endorse McCain is generally perceived to be a result of their ongoing disagreements over the Iraq war.
A new constitution, initially expected to have been drafted and put to referendum by 2011, was delayed by ongoing disagreements between the parties of Tsvangirai and Mugabe and was not approved until 2013.
There are ongoing disagreements, however, about the extent to which that aim is necessarily or even contingently connected to the aim of truth-acquisition (Stich 1990; Plantinga 2002).
That is an ongoing disagreement with us I don't think we'll every solve".
She told the Daily Mirror she believes the stress from an ongoing disagreement with former employer Channel 4 caused his illness.
The tranche, which has been withheld since July, has been delayed by ongoing disagreement over the cuts in Athens' shaky three-party coalition.
"As far as Greece's bailout is concerned, the bigger problem remains the ongoing disagreement between the Europeans and the IMF over the size of the fiscal adjustment necessary," said Mujtaba Rahman, head of European analysis at the London-based Eurasia risk consultancy.
One-half of the chief executives in the latest Business Roundtable CEO Economic Outlook survey "indicated that the ongoing disagreement in Washington over the 2014 budget and debt ceiling is having a negative impact on their plans for hiring additional employees over the next six months".
