Sentence examples for real dispute from inspiring English sources

The real dispute over the islands is not about oil, gas, sea lanes or fishing rights.

"She was treated quite badly; there's no real dispute about that".

Mrs. Lockwood says that in the twelve years she has worked with Julia they have never had a real dispute about anything.

But the real dispute appeared to be on tariffs, which are far higher in the European Union than in the United States, making cuts more painful.

"A ruling that the Administration and Windsor are not sufficiently adverse to create a real dispute may lead to a conclusion that the Administration is not — or is no longer — bound to enforce DOMA," Pizer says.

At any level above this, the fact that there is a real dispute over sovereignty comes into play, and while this can be diffused and delayed through all manner of legalistic wrangling, the issue never really goes away.

Most of the real disputes on the committee were over statutory interpretation.

First, the young men are not longer simply accused; they've been convicted, and there aren't real disputes about what happened that night.

LAKE TEXOMA — Inside a dimly lit water-pumping station that juts over choppy waters, Denise Hickey toes an imaginary line that has fueled real disputes over water, oil and property taxes, dating back to the Louisiana Purchase.

Nor did the warm words from both leaders after their meeting mask real disputes between the United States and Ecuador, chiefly over an agreement with neighboring Colombia that broadens American access to military bases there to train Colombian soldiers to crack down on drug traffickers.

The failure of Pakistan to rebuild ties with the US is rooted in actual incidents, anger and real disputes.