Príklady dispute

• All attempts at conciliation failed and the dispute continued.

• An outside adviser has been brought in to arbitrate the dispute between the management and the union.

• Management have demonstrated almost unbelievable incompetence in their handling of the dispute.

• I'd like to help but I don't have the power to intervene in this dispute.

• The chances of settling this dispute through talks seem increasingly slender.

• How can you be a Christian and dispute the divinity of Jesus?

• Several experts now dispute the usual attribution of the work to Leonardo.

• Are you disputing the judge's decision, madam?

• Many people would dispute that statement.

• I don't dispute her ability, but what I question is her attitude.

• What sort of disputes did ordinary people bring to court?

• The dispute thus centred on the value of visual evidence from different observers during the famine and in the past.

• Uncertainty, linguistic or otherwise, may lead to legal disputes.

• They also disputed whether an identity specific to the province really exists.

• Here, we think, the dispute really is just about words.

• It was also more centrally directed and so labour disputes easily became politicized.

• Already, however, we find some authors ready to dispute the use of the term "model" for one or other of these examples.

• If so, disputes over end-of-life treatments could be resolved without requiring hospitals to go to court.

• The more interdependent the less economically dependent state, the more constrained it will be from engaging in a dispute and the more peaceful the dyad.

• This could easily be disputed by a consequentionalist egalitarian (economist).

• Beyond this, such institutional features contributed to disputes among church members, thereby hampering the overall efficacy of the organisations.

• Dubious weighing procedures set off countless disputes between planters and mill owners.

• Eventually, this has created an apparent incongruity between the water dispute resolution mechanism and its operational environment, thereby adversely affecting the efficiency of the former.

• When disputes arose about which category a citation should be allocated to, or its relevance to the report, we attempted to resolve them by discussion.

• Thus, encouraging inter-agency and public involvement meant that, when points of contention arose later in the process, participants had little leverage for dispute.