Sentence examples for open dispute from inspiring English sources

Clearly, Obama does not want to hurt the chances of his preferred candidate, Hillary Clinton, by prompting yet another open dispute with Israel.

"This in my view was an unnecessary and frankly harmful open dispute over an issue which is not nearly as important as the US-Australian cooperation and working together," he said.

Orbán – who is in open dispute with the EU over its migrant quota scheme and regularly portrays himself as a defender of Europe's "Christian values" – is no stranger to racial controversy.

This has led to an open dispute with Mr Trichet, who says even the mildest of debt rescheduling risks an upheaval comparable to the collapse of Lehman Brothers; he has threatened, if there is any sort of default, to cut off credit to Greek banks pushing many into bankruptcy.

He is expected in Israel at the end of the week, and Israeli officials believe that will be the moment by which they either have to convince the Americans of their need to continue the onslaught, or risk an open dispute.

The flooding led to intense criticism of the Environment Agency last month which in turn triggered an open dispute at senior levels of government.

There are no open disputes except one conducted by na tionalistic modernists over the elimination of French as a lan guage of instruction.

Instead, what has drawn notice and stirred optimism is the discreet way the matter has been handled, with no open disputes.

So the weeklies seem to serve more as pressure valves for burdensome matters in a society that shuns open disputes and confrontational debate, than they do as journalistic crusaders for the truth.

In addition to capital, the Alibaba.com e-Credit Line also comes with a trade assurance, which allows buyers to open disputes and potentially get a refund if they receive goods that are late or don't match listing descriptions.

The payment platform has announced that after June 25, payments made on crowdfunding platforms will no longer be eligible for the program, which allows users to open disputes for items that don't arrive or are different than described.