Sentence examples for young disputes from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Ms. Young disputes Dr. Loewe's specific complaints.

MR. ROSENMAN, who was a musician when he was young, disputes being characterized as the stiff suit and Mr. Lang as the dreamer, a dichotomy, he says, that began appearing in the news media four decades ago, when Mr. Lang was doing most of the interviews.

The visa issue is embedded in the allegation that Magnolia failed to turn over all requested documentation, which Young disputes. .

"Whatever he says he's going to do, he does," Mr. Whitehead said, adding that young people attract disputes when they are "independent and aggressive".

Whereas young children solve disputes by fighting, adolescents and adults prefer negotiation to solve a conflict [ 24].

(Exactly how young is in dispute. Wojnarowicz sometimes exaggerated for effect).

But his lawyer, Mr. Sherman -- who represented Michael Skakel, the Kennedy cousin convicted of the cold-case murder of a young neighbor -- disputed their account.

The younger Mr. Walentas disputes that characterization, but does admit that the area is different than it was a decade ago, when his company first began renting space to artists.

Young doesn't dispute he was doing something wrong.

Fierce patent disputes in young, fast-growing industries are anything but new.

The prefecture has also established a discrimination hot line and works actively to settle disputes, the young Arabs say.