Sentence examples for were disputes between from inspiring English sources

"I can surely confirm there were disputes between patients and no one remembers better than I do vomiting blood," Mr. Frey said.

Following the failed attempt to qualify for the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, Great Britain dissolved as an entity and there were disputes between the various home nations.

In the early years of the 20th century, there were disputes between the states of New Jersey and New York over rail freights and boundaries.

There were disputes between U-M's administration and labor unions, notably with the Lecturers Employees Organizationn (LEO) and the Graduate Employees Organization (GEO), the union representing graduate student employees.

Several sources note that there were disputes between the two abbeys, with Stavelot assuming primacy over Malmedy, to the latter's discontent; though new abbots were invested in Stavelot on behalf of both abbeys.

There were disputes between Stefansson and the scientists over the chain of command; the Canadian Geological Survey, which had provided four scientists to the expedition, wanted these men to report to them rather than to Stefansson.

The borders in South-east Alaska were disputed between the US, Canada and Britain since the American purchase of Alaska from Russia in 1867.

The UN usually gets drawn in only when there are disputes between countries or when crimes against humanity are involved.

(The Pentagon, asked for comment, denied that there had been disputes between the C.I.A. and Special Plans over the validity of intelligence).

Another source of tension has been disputes between David Cameron's combative head of strategy, Steve Hilton, and the Head of the Civil Service, Sir Bob Kerslake.

But these references are deleted, as are disputes between the Justice and State Departments over Switzerland's culpability in the months leading up to a major report on the issue.