Sentence examples for solution to a dispute from inspiring English sources

A dog lover and keen amateur photographer, Denktash withdrew from public life but behind the scenes continued to exert an influence on Turkish Cypriots who support the notion of a two-state solution to a dispute that still shows no signs of being resolved.

Caught between impatient energy companies and neighboring nations on the one hand, and angry environmentalists and local villagers on the other, Thailand's prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, today announced his long-awaited solution to a dispute over a planned $700 million natural gas pipeline across southern Thailand.

The push for a covenant amounted to a stratagem for finding both short- and long-term solutions to a dispute that has bitterly divided an estimated 80 million Anglicans worldwide.

The push for a covenant amounted to a strategy for finding both short- and long-term solutions to a dispute that has bitterly divided the world's estimated 80 million Anglicans.

The agreement to preserve some 500 of the city's community gardens and allow about 150 others to be developed into housing seemed to many a fair solution to a long dispute.

Lamentably, there is still no solution to a fierce dispute over the ethnically mixed, oil-rich city of Kirkuk — where provincial elections have been postponed until next year — or to the demand by Iraq's Christians and other minorities for representation in government.

The EU also proposed a more promising solution to an old dispute about banana imports.Japan's quarterly Tankan survey of business confidence showed that the country's largest companies are a lot more optimistic about business conditions.

The US government remains in partial shutdown after negotiations between Republicans and Democrats failed to find a solution to an ongoing dispute over the federal budget.

But several officials suggested that Mr. Broad might not want to stand in the way if it appears there is a growing enthusiasm to a solution to this dispute.

4. Write a reaction paper suggesting a solution to the dispute.

It comes after Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner urged the prime minister to abide by a 1965 UN resolution to "negotiate a solution" to the dispute.