Sentence examples for standing disputes from inspiring English sources
The city's fissures opened and settled into standing disputes.
A number of factors have been cited as contributing to its failure, such as the inclusion of the commander of the Batković detention camp in its delegation, its limited legal standing, disputes over the commission's scope, and poor funding.
Kurdistan's long-standing disputes with Iraq's central government over territory and control of hydrocarbons have deterred big oil companies from moving into this promising region.
Greece had persuaded the organization to require resolving the long-standing disputes a criterion before membership talks could proceed with Turkey.
There is concern, too, over Beijing's military spending and long-standing disputes between China and Japan over territory and energy resources.
Many argued that the individual settlements had merit but objected to lumping them together in a single bill with other provisions, including deals on four long-standing disputes over Indian water rights.
In an effort to soothe long-standing disputes between charter schools and the traditional public schools they share space with, the legislation would also require schools to set up building councils to monitor conflict.
Last month, more than 100 people were killed in villages on the outskirts of the town of Duékoué, where long-standing disputes over land ownership rights have repeatedly boiled over into violence and killings, especially during the war.
All three conflicts will inevitably lead to debates over how deeply America should intervene in long-standing disputes, and perhaps over what kind of missions America's military should be taking on.
The US voiced concern at the prospect of a prolonged estrangement between China and Japan, which are engaged in long-standing disputes over the islands as well as drilling rights in oil and gas fields in the East China Sea.
A spokesman for Shell said: "The visit was related to OPL 245, an offshore block in Nigeria that was the subject of a series of long-standing disputes with the federal government of Nigeria.
