Sentence examples for which disputes from inspiring English sources

The Sentences, whose orthodoxy was established by the Lateran council of 1215, became the standard theological textbook in the medieval West and the subject of many commentaries; it thus helped to shape a nuanced consensus there too, from which disputes and disputations were not absent.

The regulators want Google, which disputes the charges, to change its practices.

Morocco, which disputes the claim, said it sent the troops to fight terrorism, drug-trafficking and illegal migration.

The company, which disputes these estimates, is negotiating separately with the various interest groups over the fate of the dams.

More than once, the siblings provided the channel through which disputes between Brown and Blair could be settled or, at least, calmed.

The documents contained details about the budget, strategy and donors to the institute, which disputes that global warming is under way.

Its release was delayed for years because of intense lobbying from the chemical industry, which disputed its findings.

One potential area of tension is between Israel and Lebanon, which dispute possession of a sea area covering 855 square kilometers, or 330 square miles.

Some commentators argue that in repairing relations, Mr Calderón hopes to appease the left-wing opposition, which disputed his election victory in 2006.

6 The Major Oak is in the midst of what? 7 Which disputed state is the TRNC? 8 Which title character taught at the Marcia Blaine School for Girls?

For several months, the tribe has been in a court battle with the Town of Southampton, which disputed the tribe's aboriginal claim and plans for a casino.