Sentence examples for the dispute will continue from inspiring English sources

Iran's fear is that the dispute will continue indefinitely, possibly as an extremely tense stand-off.The aversion that Iranians feel for the Taliban's interpretation of Islam may have something to do with their experience of Islamist repression at home.

"This is a politically charged issue, so I'm sure that whatever the decision is one side will appeal, and the dispute will continue," said Mauricio Botelho, president of Embraer.

The dispute will continue in the courts, where the James group already has two lawsuits pending against the board and individual members of the board — including one charging that the board wasted hundreds of thousands of dollars in trying to oust Mr. James.

Since Mao's death, his successors have repeatedly reaffirmed their own belief in his policy of suspicion toward Russia and indicated that while there may eventually be some small improvement in state-to-state ties, the fundamental dispute will continue.

A dispute will continue, however, over the use of embryonic rather than adult cells.

"We are disappointed that we have not been able to resolve the dispute and will continue to search for a satisfactory outcome, accepting that the limited use of agency labour to cover seasonal peaks, holiday and sickness absence is an integral part of our operational flexibility that is understood and accepted by all our other sites," Premier Foods said.

If the standoff between Brussels and Warsaw continues, the dispute will be sent up to EU leaders.

A Network Rail spokesman said: "We remain committed to finding a solution to the current dispute and will continue to engage in talks with the RMT, and through ACAS.

"We welcome the fact that the two governments obviously are close to an agreement on how to settle the tax dispute and will continue our early, proactive and cooperative steps addressing our situation," said Sabine Jaenecke, a spokeswoman for Julius Bär.

The dispute, it seemed, will continue to rumble on at the United Nations, with neither London nor Buenos Aires showing any readiness to cede ground.

"We're glad to have resolution of this naming dispute, and will continue to deliver the great service our hundreds of millions of customers expect, providing the best way to always have your files with you," Microsoft said in a canned statement today.