用disputes造句子，“disputes”造句

One that makes peace, especially by settling disputes.

That won't solve the territorial disputes, But it should make confrontations less likely.

Children who witnessed these kinds of parental disputes also tended to be more emotionally secure and well-adjusted socially.

The disputes between the breaching party and the third party shall be settled pursuant to law or by agreement.

No one disputes that the best interest of students must be protected, but their voices are conspicuously absent from the discussion.

A relative of the scarlet ibis, the sacred ibis, was worshipped by the ancient Egyptians as a symbol of the god Thoth, the scribe of the gods and mediator of godly disputes.

But controversy remains in the very low success rates in IVF, and in the disputes that can arise over legal paternity between a child's biological and iron-biological parents.

Act as peacemaker and delete disputes.

Asia needs rules to help prevent maritime disputes from escalating.

China believes that there are rights and wrongs involved in the disputes between third world countries.

And consolidation of landholdings is hard, because of the thicket of family and legal disputes that invariably surrounds them.

A handful of claims against DW are being pursued through a special tribunal set up under the DIFC, but jurisdictional disputes are blighting progress.

The World Trade Organisation will rapidly wither as a negotiating forum for new rules; it may eventually lose its legitimacy as an arbiter of trade disputes, whereby the old rules are upheld.

Unresolved border disputes also deter cooperation.

Pending the final settlement, we can shelve disputes for joint development.

She has seen ordinary landlord-tenant disputes take three years, and divorce cases that might have been merely bitter, but are now digital wars of attrition.

Avoidance does not affect any provision of the contract for the settlement of disputes or any other provision of the contract governing the rights and obligations of the parties consequent upon the avoidance of the contract.

Changing national borders only rarely resolves nationalist and ethnic disputes.

The endless disputes whether or not some fifty species of British brambles are good species will cease.

It would be best if these disputes could be resolved without recourse to the courts, but the broad reach of electronic networking will probably necessitate changes in common law.

We should seek peaceful settlement of international disputes through dialogue and consultation.

Some business disputes require litigation.

As for territorial border disputes, many of them have been peacefully resolved, and other matters of mutual concern have made considerable headway as a result of peaceful negotiation.

Does the risk of title disputes warrant the cost of title insurance?

IF ONLY all disputes over the ownership and integrity of precious and ancient objects could be circumvented in such a neat way, and with such a benign result.