Sentence examples for scope of dispute from inspiring English sources

The dialectical approach places argument within the broader scope of dispute and debate.

In fact, existing studies on dispute transformation are usually closely connected to, or posited under, the scope of dispute resolution (Sandefur 2008; Cheng and Wu 2010; Xiao et al. 2014).

[C3.] Judge Narrows Scope of Stent Trial A federal judge has narrowed the scope of a dispute between Boston Scientific and Medinol, the Israeli company it worked with in 1995 to get into the stent business.

Digital industrial espionage falls under the World Trade Organisation, which ought to take steps to outlaw what is an anti-competitive tactic, and expand the scope of its dispute settlement mechanism to include such behaviour.

That might seem conclusive enough at first glance, but at second glance it leaves plenty of scope for dispute.

The United Nations Law of the Sea, for example, has put almost all unprospected oil, gas and minerals under national jurisdictions, narrowing the scope for dispute (America has not ratified it, but says it will abide by it).

This allows states to prosecute international crimes such as genocide, torture and crimes against humanity in their own domestic courts, even when they have no link with the perpetrator, victims or site of the crime.The scope of universal jurisdiction is disputed.

Bin Laden's final break with Abdullah Azzam came in a dispute over the scope of jihad.

But a last-minute dispute over the scope of the suspension left it uncertain whether it would be in place in time.

Age Discrimination The justices agreed to resolve a longstanding dispute about the scope of the 1967 federal law that prohibits job discrimination on the basis of age.

Nike only signed its deal with the Australian Olympic Committee last December after its competitor, Reebok, pulled out following a dispute over the scope of the agreement.