Sentence examples for smaller disputed from inspiring English sources
In 1962, both countries waged a brief war over these (and a few other, smaller) disputed territories that coincided with the Cuban Missile Crisis.
JERUSALEM — A West Bank mosque was burned and vandalized early on Tuesday, with graffiti warning in Hebrew of a "war" over the impending evacuation of the small, disputed Jewish settlement of Ulpana.
She said that investing in smaller disputes was not worthwhile.
Oscar G. Chase, a professor of law at New York University Law School, said the suit could have been settled in small claims court, a New York civil court used for smaller disputes.
Large firms also have more clout in the business world, meaning they may be able to deter smaller disputes just by way of reputation and, as well, can often connect you to other useful business partnerships such as investment firms and venture capitalists.
Foxconn said there were two isolated, small-scale disputes between production line workers and quality assurance personnel on Monday and Tuesday.
A 2008 Stanford Law Review article by Mr. Liu about welfare rights, which Mr. Sessions referred to, focused on small-scale disputes over Congressionally enacted programs — like "invalidating statutory eligibility requirements" — not creating welfare programs based on judicial fiat.
This phenomenon is due to selective intervention strategies that disregard small-scale disputes and focus only on large-scale disputes.
High selectivity of mediation accounts for this phenomenon: authorities focused primarily on the prevention of large-scale disputes and neglected individual or small-scale disputes.
This selection process has led to a statistical decrease of large-scale collective cases, yet an overwhelming number of small-scale disputes remains.
Actions for rights protection related to wages and payment for overtime work often trigger large-scale collective labor movements, whereas issues such as social insurance and welfare benefits often cause small-scale disputes.
