Sentence examples for A contested issue from inspiring English sources

This has long been a contested issue.

This is a contested issue both in the scientific literature and in policy deliberations.

Asylum is a contested issue in Sweden, with the country's liberal consensus coming under strain.

Hollander declined to weigh in, saying she would not rule on a contested issue as part of a moot lawsuit.

Climbing the rock is against the wishes of the traditional owners and has been a contested issue for decades.

Yes, the question of religion in schools has been a contested issue for some time, although the nature of the disputes has changed.

Mr Gul is very similar to Mr Erdogan he has pursued very much the same political career and his wife, like Mr. Erdogan's, wears a veil, a highly contested issue in secularised Turkey.But while Islamic influence these days is synonymous with backwardness, under the AKP Turkey has seen remarkable economic growth and modernisation.

This has been an expectation and a hotly contested issue in REDD+ (reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation) since its inception.

The finding that heart muscle cells do regenerate, though at a considerably slower rate than Dr. Anversa predicted, is a "reasonable conclusion to a hotly contested issue," Dr. Murry said.

For example, picking partner(s) to work with in a fiercely contested issue area such as religion introduces a host of potential problems.

Although a hotly contested issue in Washington, swipe fees barely register as a concern to most Americans.