Sentence examples for started a dispute from inspiring English sources

If this was not enough, Fielding started a dispute, just a few months before, with Philip D'Halluin, a former employee who established the competing "Public Register Office" in King Street, Covent Garden, who hired Bonnell Thorton, a friend of Smart, to attack Fielding and Hill.

Kaladze's performance in the 15 February 2009 Milan derby was described as a "horror show" on the Channel 4 website which started a dispute over an alleged smear campaign between Kaladze and the Georgian newspaper Lelo, who used the quote, "Milan really does need a new centre-back after Kakha Kaladze's horror show in the derby".

"They can start a dispute or create a scandal," said Dirk Sterckx, a Liberal Democrat member from Belgium, "if they publish material with money from the Parliament.

CONAN O'BRIEN Russia has started a territorial dispute with the United States by claiming that it owns the North Pole.

Against this backdrop, Mr. Abbas's prime minister, Salam Fayyad, started a high-profile dispute with Israel on Wednesday when he called on the European Union to refuse Israel's request to upgrade its ties with the union.

I was a trade union rep when Thatcher came to power and Lambeth Council started a fully-fledged dispute with the government, so they needed banners and posters and things for the protests.

Interior Ministry officials said they had started with an attempt to disarm a rogue militia whose members were accused of torture, while witnesses told Reuters that the fighting had started during a dispute between rival militias over the detention of a member of one of the groups.

It all started with a dispute over a bit of land.

The talks started amid a dispute over legal representation for the boys.

Like many things in the life of a fourth grader, Zachary's movie started as a dispute with his parents.

In Taghkanic, some residents say, the feud between Republicans and Democrats started as a dispute over motorcycles.