Sentence examples for same disputes from inspiring English sources

The same disputes had also prevented Miss Joanie Lee appearing on a previous reissue of the first Velvet Underground album.

The outcomes for cohabitees caught up in property disputes will remain both different and more unpredictable than the same disputes for married couples (or civil partners).

Still, when I look up "The People's Court" online, where reruns can be found, and see the titles of some of the shows my father might have watched — "The Star Who Wouldn't Pay," "My Unfunny Valentine," "The X-Rated Tenant" — I see that apart from a few stylistic differences, the shows seem to cover the same disputes that are so intriguing to my sons.

Yet over the last year, the national forest and villages around it, like Hector, have been engulfed by the same disputes about opening federal lands to oil and natural gas drilling that have swirled around places like Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

If law aims to settle disputes about moral issues, then law must be identifiable without resolving these same disputes.

In this sense, the same disputes, incidents, people, and behaviors can be explained by totally different names and interpretations (Zhu 2010).

This is the same dispute Mr. Carter and Mr. Reagan had in 1980.

Sometimes rivals within the federal administration back opposing sides in the same dispute.

RMT also announced on Wednesday it intended to ballot Tube engineers for strike action on the same dispute.

WARF previously sued Intel Corp in 2008 over the same dispute, but the case was settled the following year, the day before the trial was due.

Under British laws a single strike ballot can make successive rounds of industrial action lawful if the strikes can be shown to stem from the same dispute.