Sentence examples for prolonged dispute from inspiring English sources

They followed a prolonged dispute between Pres.

They have settled one prolonged dispute over banana imports in Europe.

Dr. Skeem said she was "just worn out" by the prolonged dispute.

On Nov. 2, 1996, after a prolonged dispute with his landlord over lease details, the station went off the air.

In the end, it was the base, and a prolonged dispute with Washington, that proved Mr. Hatoyama's undoing.

SO BEGINS the new phase of Thailand's prolonged dispute over who can and cannot form a legitimate government.

"We have no desire to disrupt your continued work with the N.F.L., or to have a prolonged labor dispute with your union," Tagliabue's letter said.

Hunt rejected Labour claims that he had prolonged the dispute unnecessarily for three months, when it could have been settled in February, because he put personal "pride" before a resolution.

But the Shabazz family's fight has gone on for more than a decade, prolonged by disputes over what to do with the potentially valuable relics of the parents, as well as objections to the various accountings of the estate's assets.

Still, the possibility of legal challenges has been raised.But if the Democrats have shown themselves willing to prolong the dispute beyond previously accepted bounds, the Republicans have acted in a way that suggests that to dispute the vote at all is unjustified.

Demonstrations could prolong the dispute even further.