Sentence examples for whose disputes from inspiring English sources
Who, for example, can imagine a civilized state whose disputes are resolved without gentlemen's duels?
The protocol of the Better Business Bureau is to offer mediation services to those customers whose disputes can't be resolved through talk, e-mail and reason.
The nine parts of speech are presented here as fractious noblemen whose disputes can only be settled by the "great, stern, old Judge Grammar," aided by his trusted counselors Serjeant Parsing and Dr. Syntax.
While the courts welcome Russian oligarchs whose disputes have nothing to do with this country, they close their doors to the cheated, the battered and the infirm from the native poor.
Franciscus Gomarus, English Francis Gomar, French François Gomar (born January 30 , 1563 Bruges, Flanders [now in Belgium] died January 11 , 1641 Groningen, Netherlands) Calvinist theologian and university professor whose disputes with his more liberal colleague Jacobus Arminius over the doctrine of predestination led the entire Dutch Reformed Church into controversy.
THE tale covered by my colleague last week of two United Airlines passengers whose dispute over reclining seats led to their removal from the flight has gone viral.
The activists had gathered at the ranch of Cliven Bundy, whose dispute with the federal government over grazing rights and other issues dates back to 1993.
This past week, for instance, Mr. Obama visited two of the states that Ms. Psaki mentioned: Michigan, whose disputed primary has provided the Democratic Party with such headaches, and Missouri.
His appointment is still subject to approval by President Ahmet Necdet Sezer, whose dispute with Mr. Ecevit over anticorruption tactics ignited the latest financial crisis.
And he was very supportive of Morris Kramer, whose dispute with the Lawrence school district landed in the United States Supreme Court and ended a variety of restrictions on voting rights.
It even included a brief appearance by the president of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, whose disputed re-election last week has touched off street demonstrations in Tehran.
