Sentence examples for resource dispute from inspiring English sources

For instance, on October 31, 2015, the Kuensel, a state newspaper, reported that Sakteng police investigated seven people involved in a clash over a tsamdro resource dispute.

America's Mortgage Resource disputed the audit's findings and argued that any missteps by the firm or its official were unintentional, its filings show.

While countries like India and China are closing the gap, rapidly growing populations, transboundary resource disputes and water shortages forecast worrying future scenarios for the next 50 years.

After all, Lebanon has been the playground for so much proxy war, why would domestic resource disputes be any different?

In a report published Monday, the U.S. Department of Defense addressed the potential impact of extreme weather events and rising temperatures on everything from resource disputes to the spread of extremist ideologies, New Scientist reports.

AN ASCENDING economy, industrialising fast, that challenges the established power; hungry competition over energy resources; disputes over territory or spheres of influence; and nationalisms inflamed on one side by grievance and on the other by the opponent's presumption.

Congress's stated reason for changing the sports tax law now, in addition to raising taxes, is to end argument between owners and the I.R.S. "The committee believes expending taxpayer and government resources disputing these items is an unproductive use of economic resources," the House report on the legislation says.

"Nor were the Delta resource control disputes so different in essence from the campaign of the Scottish nationalists for dominion of the UK oil pumped off Scotland's shores," Peel writes.

This ambiguity has become a resource in disputes about rights and responsibilities attached to subak membership.

The chief controls community land resources, settles disputes, and organizes all large-scale cooperative activities.

Israeli officials said that international law allowed for such exploration, but not for exploitation of resources from disputed areas.