Sentence examples for wider dispute from inspiring English sources

Behind that row is a wider dispute about the tone of Lib Dem macro-economic policy in next year's election.

Yet, regardless of the rights and wrongs of its wider dispute with Ukraine, Russia chose not to do the decent thing.

Hitchens was at pains to disentangle Miliband's complaint about the Mail from the wider dispute about press regulation, defending the need for "a rough-edged, untamed press" and "unchained newspapers".

The most recent public fight, in which Sadegh Larijani last week blocked Mr. Ahmadinejad from visiting an arrested aide in Evin prison in Tehran, is the tip of a much wider dispute, reflected in speeches and bitter letters that have been made public.

But the proposal has now gotten caught up in a wider dispute between the government and senior police officers over the rioting, including the issue of who bears the primary responsibility for a slow response to the unrest, and whether the government's plans to save money by cutting police strength by thousands of officers continue to make sense.

In addition, a wider dispute engulfing rugby across Europe is unresolved, and on Tuesday, the WRU had hinted it could set up new teams if the regions sought to play in the English Premiership.

A quarrel over rivers in the region could serve as a focus for wider disputes about territory.

Her role stirred wide dispute over whether her batterings had left her a helpless zombie or were no excuse for not safeguarding the child.

The case is just one strand of litigation in an industry-wide dispute over ownership of the underlying technology and the design of smartphones, which has drawn in Apple Inc, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, Nokia and others.

Whether FA is positively or negatively correlated with tumor cell density and vascularity, and whether it can be used to assess tumor grading, is under wide dispute.

An EU ban on hormone-treated beef, which sparked a wider trade dispute, has resulted in America being awarded damages of $117m.