Sentence examples for program dispute from inspiring English sources

The law school offers five certificate programs for students in both the JD program and the joint degree program: Dispute Resolution, Law and Business, International and Comparative Law, Sustainability Law, and Law and Government.

The Department of Energy, which oversees the green energy loans made under the stimulus program, disputed this assertion.

The city's Human Resources Administration, which manages the program, disputes the findings.

Robert Tudor, the deputy commissioner who faced the builders along with Lance R. Miller, the director of the watershed program, disputed their assertion that they would be left with little to build on.

Mr. Brzezinski gave a laundry list of international problems for which China could help the United States find solutions: the global financial crisis, climate change, Iran's nuclear program, disputes between India and Pakistan and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons' program disputed the conclusions of the report and said that seven prison factories handle only about 36 million pounds of the billion pounds of equipment that he estimated are disposed of annually in the United States.

Some close observers of the drone program disputed the widely repeated notion that moving it entirely to the Defense Department would necessarily make it more open, particularly if it is to be operated by the Joint Special Operations Command, among the least transparent elements of the military.

Mr. Halasz left in 1951 in a programming dispute.

And HBO's programming dispute with Dish Network remains unresolved.

A less amicable ending in a separate programming dispute showed the downside of playing hardball.

But Petrocelli's sharpest cut came when Fenwick said she had not performed any estimates to determine how many customers Cox might lose in a programming dispute with Turner.