Sentence examples similar to set dispute from inspiring English sources

Mr. Summers, too, seemed eager to set the dispute behind him.

mMinistry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China, "Set aside dispute and pursue joint development".

Tornado Black, 16, of Boynton Beach, Fla., lost a heated first-set dispute Friday over line calls but powered her way to a 7-6 (3), 6-4 victory over Iryna Shymanovich of Belarus to gain the junior girls semifinal at the United States Open.

The firing of Bergfelder, Herzog said, was "a way of demoting the man who pulled the ship up the mountain, by getting rid of the set designer who worked with him on 'Fitzcarraldo.' " Herzog saw the prison-set dispute as part of a larger power struggle with Marlton, who, he said, had been frustrated when Herzog rejected his artistic suggestions.

Claims to authorship of great products have set off disputes stretching back eons.

It is 25 years since they agreed to set their disputes aside and get on with other things.

Spain claims jurisdiction because EDP is 31percentt owned by the Portuguese government, and Spanish law requires Madrid to rule on deals involving state-owned companies, a provision that has set off disputes with the commission in the past.

"In the future we should…look correctly at reality, set aside disputes, promote cross-Strait relations in a stable manner and produce results that more ordinary people can feel," said Taiwan's minister, Andrew Hsia, of the governmental China policymaking body Mainland Affairs Council, in opening remarks Saturday.

It also sets up dispute settlement guidelines between governments and foreign investors separate from national courts.

Therefore, setting aside dispute represented the most prudent approach.

Deng repeated the "setting aside dispute and pursuing joint development" concept on her ASEAN neighbours.