Sentence examples for underlying disputes from inspiring English sources

That would be followed in 2005 by a resolution of the underlying disputes, an acceptance of Israel by Arab nations and a sovereign Palestinian state.

CAIRO — Under intense Egyptian and American pressure, Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas halted eight days of bloody conflict on Wednesday, averting a full-scale Israeli ground invasion of the Gaza Strip without resolving the underlying disputes.

NEWS Under intense Egyptian and U.S. pressure, Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas halted eight days of bloody conflict on Wednesday, averting a full-scale Israeli ground invasion of the Gaza Strip without resolving the underlying disputes.

By the standards of speechifying Chinese soldiers, General Liang was remarkably affable, praising a "co-operative partnership" with America.Yet the shifts in tone from the blunt to the bland and in posture from finger-pointing to backslapping have not been matched by progress toward solving any of the two countries' underlying disputes in the region.

The court did not rule on the underlying dispute.

But the underlying dispute about their party's direction is likely to play out more slowly.

But while the Flowers group concession quieted SLM's request for an expedited court ruling, the underlying dispute remained, according to the official transcript of the conference.

Although the underlying dispute was with New Zealand Actors Equity, that union is backed by a larger union, the Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance, from New Zealand's neighbor, Australia.

The underlying dispute centers on the belief by some Lyme specialists that the best way to treat patients is with long-term antibiotic therapy, instead of the shorter course that is ordinarily the custom.

The underlying dispute is a narrow First Amendment challenge brought by Citizens United, a nonprofit group that wanted to show an anti-Hillary Clinton movie on a video-on-demand service during the primary season.

While the focus of the quarrel yesterday was the ad, the underlying dispute is over the M.T.A.'s five-year, $16.5 billion plan for capital improvements in the transit system.