Sentence examples for whatever disputes from inspiring English sources

That organization brought together diverse and sometimes clashing groups; one of the organization's main objectives was to affirm the values underlying the roadless rule, whatever disputes it unleashed.

Whatever disputes may lie ahead, the record so far suggests that Iraqi officials have taken to heart Mr. Hussein's homily, at a closed meeting last week with high-ranking military and political leaders, on the need to cooperate with the inspectors "to keep our people out of harm's way".

Whatever dispute Tehran has with Washington, ordinary citizens should not be used as political pawns.

"Whatever dispute they had, it got real nasty".

Whatever the disputes between China and Taiwan, he said, the two share a common patrimony.

Whatever the dispute, they should have honoured the bilateral agreement.

"Whatever the dispute, they should have honoured the bilateral agreement," Patel said.

"Whatever the dispute here, it was not necessary to send storm troopers in with guns pointed at people trying to kill them," the mayor said, adding that Elian's Miami relatives had been "acting in their belief that the child will have greater opportunity in America, and now the Clinton administration has turned us into agents of sending someone back into oppression".

The news media choose whatever daily crisis, dispute or mishap suits their latest version of the mayor's image.

But there is a more general issue of capacity that is in dispute whatever theory of rights is defended and that follows from attention to the fact that rights have a content.

This is a quiet echo of Bentham's protest that the doctrine of natural rights "is from beginning to end so much flat assertion: it lays down as a fundamental and inviolable principle whatever is in dispute" (Bentham 1796, 66).