Sentence examples for point of dispute between from inspiring English sources

A point of dispute between England and France, the island became permanently British in 1783.

"That's a huge point of dispute between the C.H.A. and the advisory council," he said.

Bentsen and House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dan Rostenkowski (D-Ill). also were bargaining over reallocation of Medicare reimbursements to hospitals, which was a key point of dispute between the two chairmen.

A point of dispute, between the franchise, the company, and the police, is whether the restaurant's management had been unresponsive when, the police said, they had come bearing specific warnings of motorcycle-related trouble, particularly in the past few weeks.

The secretive hotel supply company that is controlled by Marriott International and that has been a significant point of dispute between Marriott and some of its hotel owners is now profitable.

A point of dispute, between the franchise, the company, and the police, is whether the restaurant's management had been unresponsive when, the police said, they had come bearing specific warnings of motorcycle-related trouble, particularly in the past few weeks.

In addition, the government has conceded that the newspaper industry cannot have a veto over membership of the regulator, one of the big points of dispute between the industry and Hacked Off, the group representing victims of press intrusion.

At least one American diplomat has retorted that, if Russia blocks a resolution endorsing the Ahtisaari plan, Kosovo should declare independence anyway and America, for one, will recognise it.A wise Kosovo politician, Veton Surroi, accuses the Russians and Americans of "playing chicken" with Kosovo's future, which is just one of many points of dispute between Russia and the West.

Mr. Medellín's case has become the focal point of a dispute between Mexico and the United States over whether some Mexicans have been denied fair trials because they were never given an opportunity to talk to a consul.

Another point of dispute centers on Auerbach's motives.

The federal issue is also "actually disputed" here—indeed, on the merits, it is the central point of dispute.