disputes

If mandated lawful access could short circuit jurisdictional disputes, US providers would arguably lose far more global business.

Meaning varies from one instance to another, even one moment to the next, and disputes arise from imprecise communication.

The world map will always be in flux due to territorial disputes like these, in the end it is all about money.

I myself have worked for companies who have had to spend years in legal disputes for trolls.

The more trustworthy the products/services, the higher ticket the items, and the more gracious the return policies, the lower the rate of disputes.

No one disputes that an armed man vs an unarmed woman has a better shot than an unarmed man vs an unarmed woman.

China has made repeated angry noises against proposals to treat the issue as a single regional issue rather than a collection of bilateral disputes.

The uncertainty and disputes over nuclear accident consequences (Chernobyl deaths: a few dozen, hundreds, thousands, millions?

Attempts to distract the public with territorial disputes will continue and eventually lead to military conflict should the leadership feel threatened by social unrest.

I guess they are like a government, in that they can afford to wait out disputes while the drug businesses can't.

And I have no sense of how much people can win from NPower in disputes.

In Australia we have fairly straight forward small claims courts where people can settle small to medium disputes without a lawyer.

The disputes were "nominally" technical, in that they were couched in technical language, but there was a strong political dimension.

So "legal basis" is usually not something involved in these sorts of disputes because usually the country with the oil has the upper hand in that case.