Sentence examples for repeated disagreements from inspiring English sources

(Tomsheck retired in 2014 after repeated disagreements with agency leadership).

Mr. Thornton was said to have often come to council meetings and to have had repeated disagreements with Kirkwood officials.

Within the national-security machine, the Powell doctrine sparked repeated disagreements in 1991 between risk-averse military chiefs and more hawkish civilians.

People briefed on the matter, who were not authorized to speak on the record, said there had been repeated disagreements between Mr. Kaplan and Mr. Kushner, who bought the paper in 2006, over its finances, organization and content.

The president of the central bank, Roque Maccarone, was forced to resign this morning after repeated disagreements with President Duhalde over how to minimize the damage done to the banking system by devaluation.

Since then, Frankfurt and London have talked in fits and starts, but their negotiations ran into repeated disagreements over who would control how much and whose technology had the best chance of being accepted as a common platform for trading in Europe.

The Arram Beck flows in from the west, and then the river is crossed by Hull Bridge, the cause of repeated disagreement between the owners of the Driffield Navigation, and the Corporation of Beverley, who owned the bridge.

Despite the candidates' occasional disagreement, the debate repeated the pattern of their earlier encounters.

This procedure of label compression and removal of the smallest leaf set in disagreement

For the PCR-RFLP-based genotyping assay, two research assistants independently read the gel pictures, and the genotyping was repeated if there was a disagreement of the result.

Disagreements were resolved by repeated textual reference, comparison and discussion, and, where necessary hierarchy re-assembly and re-coding.