Sentence examples for war dispute from inspiring English sources

Wall Street shares have ended higher, buoyed by the news that China made an trade offer to the US that could resolve the trade war dispute.

The next morning, at the Muslim conference of war, dispute arose over how best to repel the Meccans.

Reagan must have been happiest reading National Review essays on cold war disputes.

Until recently, Russian officials have denied reports of systemic doping with comments that have evoked Cold War disputes.

Historians of the war disputed that, telling The Times that at the time Mr. Blumenthal enlisted, there was no expectation that Reserve units would be called up.

Although the attacks on the World Trade Center have been likened to the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor, Paul Fussell, author of "Wartime: Understanding and Behavior in the Second World War," disputes the parallel.

The lack of American fighter jets in the Indian military fleet reflects decades of touchy relations between the two countries: the United States twice cut off arms sales to India during cold war disputes, prompting New Delhi to respond by displaying an even deeper distrust of doing business with a country it could not consider a reliable military supplier.

The MLF idea of bilateral nuclear cooperation with Britain and France was a means to contain French and German nuclear ambitions and to settle Cold War disputes with the Soviet Union.

Everyone wanted a piece of the post-colonial break-up and parts of Africa, including the Congo, had become proxy battlegrounds for larger, Cold War disputes.

Oscar, a refugee from the Congo who fled in the midst of war, disputed this claim, according to Ynet: "Most of the refugees I know who live in south Tel Aviv are indeed refugees who escaped danger," he said, "We didn't choose to be refugees.

Despite this, the Marconi Company entered into an extraordinary post-war dispute with the British government, demanding large rewards for its wartime contributions.