Sentence examples for possible disputes from inspiring English sources

Instead of moving toward an electronic remedy for possible disputes, UEFA has instead gone the human route.

Mr Racamier was then 76 and saw Mr Arnault as his protégé, and a supporter in any possible disputes with Möet Hennessy.

Of 22 cases in which the BBC made extra discretionary payments totalling £510,000 the NAO said 16 were made as part of a "compromise agreement... to avoid possible disputes and agree mutually acceptable terms".

It was only with the arrival of a second brigadier, Tony Wilson, and 5 Infantry Brigade, that an officer of Moore's seniority was needed to adjudicate on possible disputes between two military men of equal rank.

The survey will be devoted to investigate some central questions, such as those concerning the efficiency of network representation described in this study, the effectiveness of the cooperation with respect to the patent's value and the possible disputes on the appropriability rules.

Given the difficulties, it is unclear that interpretation could secure completeness, understood as power to resolve all possible disputes (which is often understood to be interpretation's further, perhaps basic objective; see Raz 1994; Finnis 1987; see also Leiter 2007, who claims that the thesis that there is a right answer to all legal questions is at the core of Dworkin's project).

If not, what provisions are in place for resolving a possible dispute?

"I have heard it is about a woman," she said of the possible dispute that led to the shooting.

Even in the Paradiso (VIII.117) Dante allows as being beyond any possible dispute the notion that things would be far worse for man were he not a member of a city-state.

There's also lot of talk on Quora AND Facebook Questions about a possible dispute between Facebook and Quora, with one thread accusing Facebook of blocking Quora users from gaining access to Questions over the summer.

The accident -- and Woods' refusal to answer questions about it -- fueled speculation about a possible dispute between the golfer and his wife.