Sentence examples for politically disputed from inspiring English sources

It is inconceivable that any top U.S. official responsible for U.S. policy in Honduras was not familiar with the contents of the July 24 cable, which summarized the assessment of the U.S. Embassy in Honduras on key facts that were politically disputed by supporters of the coup regime.

First, Airbnb and homeowners are profiting by renting out homes in a politically disputed region.

Frankly, the paper's demise would have been a benefit to me politically because it sharply disputed my positions for 12 years.

Not that Maher is impervious to criticism: he remembers the pain he felt in 2002 when he was fired from his show Politically Incorrect after disputing George Bush's suggestion that the 9/11 attackers were "cowards", instead turning the word on the US politicians who authorised long-distance attacks on the Middle East.

Elevated energy efficiencies seem politically beyond dispute as measures against anthropogenic climate change.

Politically, the dispute could hardly be more inconveniently timed.

From the time of the Spanish Civil War, politically motivated disputes over the relationship of Valencian to Catalan were bitter.

Just a year ago, Europeans shivered through a politically tinged dispute that went on for weeks between Russia and Ukraine over natural gas prices and transit fees.

Politically charged disputes over pricing have for years caused costly gas cutoffs that have at times left European homes without heat.

Appeal hearings are scheduled to start Sept. 10 to resolve the politically delicate dispute that prompted attacks on Malaysian churches and other places of worship more than three years ago.

But there are differences in the way Catalan is spoken in these three regions, and in the 1980s there were politically motivated disputes as to whether Valencian was a Catalan dialect or a distinct language.