Sentence examples for substantive dispute from inspiring English sources

Though the "nameless" paper trail may have triggered the feds' suspicion, the substantive dispute is about the thickness of the wood.

"Our client's position has always been that the substantive dispute between him and the al-Gosaibi family can be dealt with properly in Saudi Arabia," they said.

For this reason alone, it's fair to wonder whether the dispute about ontology is a substantive dispute.

But there was also a substantive dispute about whether it was wise to reinforce further the bourgeois, religious and gender norms that marriage carries with it.

Mr. O'Neill also had substantive disputes with other members of the administration -- and was often on the losing side.

The copyright issue may seem trivial, but the emergence of privately funded rocket launches, space tourism and space exploration hold the potential for more substantive disputes.

By all accounts there have been no substantive disputes between the network and Mr. Sorkin over the political issues raised on "The West Wing" and the essentially liberal Democratic nature of the fictional president.

The substantive disputes between the men are, in truth, minimal in a prosperous post-cold-war era when both parties aspire to Rockefeller Republicanism (literally so in that each standard-bearer is the prince of a brand-name American dynasty).

The other forms of equality in play in substantive disputes about law and policy are ones about which people can have reasonable disagreements (within limits specified by the principle of public equality).

Sources close to Harman were claiming on Monday: "We have won on every substantive issue at dispute between the two sides in the past week, apart from exemplary damages.

Although the concerns at this point are focused more on access to Mr. McCain than on major policy differences, there have been some substantive areas of dispute.