Sentence examples for prolonged disagreement from inspiring English sources
The following are excerpts of the Sept. 28 letter from Peter W. Galbraith, deputy special representative of the U.N. secretary general at the U.N. mission in Afghanistan, to Ban Ki-Moon, the U.N. secretary general in New York: As you know, Kai Eide and I have had prolonged disagreement as to whether UNAMA should take action to prevent or mitigate fraud in the Afghanistan elections.
The message was directed at Democratic lawmakers who control the Legislature, with whom the governor is locked in prolonged disagreement over a budget for the 2004 fiscal year.
The company said it will "pause" its services in Macau from July 22 following a prolonged disagreement with local regulators.
A separate bill reforming the law of defamation, which had also been subject to prolonged disagreement between the two Houses of Parliament, has also been given royal assent.
In the course of a prolonged disagreement, Beaverbrook accused his biographer of being driven by "malice and hatred".
Mr. Naftali said he had no interest in prolonging the disagreement with the Nixon Foundation, and declined to discuss negotiations with them.
The ovations were prolonged.
Shackling for prolonged periods.
A prolonged silence ensues.
