用dispute造句子，“dispute”造句

How to resolve the dispute in your country?

Don't let a little dispute injure a great friendship.

The ruling follows a bitter boardroom dispute after other directors had approved the sale.

The two sides continued to dispute the ownership of the territory.

You're the expert on the applications and how they should be integrated; no one will dispute that.

The two main political parties in Northern Ireland reached an agreement in a long-running dispute over policing and justice.

"Any dispute arising from or in connection with this Contract shall be submitted to China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission, Shenzhen Commission for arbitration"

In part, I think this stems from our levels of illiteracy and lack of social involvement; if people are unaware of what is being written about them, they're not going to dispute it.

The succession question, however, is only part of a broader struggle to apportion blame for the government's impending demise, a dispute that has already broken out within the Labour movement.

"Where the duty payer is involved in a dispute over duty payment with the Customs, he shall first pay the duties and may, within 30days of the issuance of the duty memorandum, apply to the Customs in writing for a reconsideration of the case"

We use arbitration to solve the dispute.

Mother interposed in the dispute between my brother and me.

The sports dispute characteristic and the type solved the level limits for the sports dispute to make the upholstery.

There is a dispute about the differential between the men and women workers.

We have all seen graphs like the one shown in Figure 1, and few would dispute the rationale behind it.

Refusing to admit your mistakes, however, could turn what would have been a small squabble into an eternal dispute that destroys trust.

The Daibag (Taipei) City Government will soon designate the Daibag Grand Mosque as an historic site for permanent preservation to prevent it from being torn down in a property dispute.

When a dispute arises between a state in the first group and state in the second group, each will be convinced that it is in the right, and it is difficult to predict how an international court would decide the case.

Yet another dispute divides China and ASEAN.

The reason or reasons why people hoard are in dispute.

There has been much dispute over the question of legalized abortion.

The details of the dispute are so mind-bogglingly silly that they make the Polish-Lithuanian row over spelling seem serious.

The dispute has seen the inside of five courthouses since 1995, when Ms Smith first sued Marshall's son, e. Pierce Marshall, in a Texas state court, accusing him of cutting her off from the estate.

That admits of no dispute.

If the dispute cannot be resolved through consultation, it shall be reported to a people's court superior to the courts in dispute for the designation of jurisdiction.

One theory is a family dispute of some sort: there are reports of an argument before the shooting rampage.

A war of words between Galbraith and the UN - which has attempted to characterise the row as a "personality dispute" - has been gradually escalating since he was sacked last week.

An official mission was sent to settle the dispute.

I saw the beautiful dispute as an emotional meeting, just like when I concentrated on you at night, you suddenly woke up with a beautiful awakening.

Don't intrude in a family dispute.

He accepted that there was a lack of institutional development and capacity on the Palestinian side, but he said the Palestinians were caught in an unequal, asymmetric dispute.

For much of 2009 Croatia's EU accession talks were blocked by a trivial border dispute with Slovenia.

"When any infringement dispute arises, if the patent for invention is a process for the manufacture of a new product, any entity or individual manufacturing the identical product shall furnish proof of the process used in the manufacture of its or his product."

A dispute carried on in words only; a battle of words.