Sentence examples for The core controversy from inspiring English sources
NSA Director Michael Rogers broke down two scenarios in which the core controversy, namely the incidental violation of the right to privacy for U.S. citizens, comes up.
So essentially the core controversy, related to the legal basis for the Royal Free to pass personally identifiable information on 1.6M patients to DeepMind when the app was being developed, and without people's knowledge or consent, is going unaddressed here.
The debate revolves around several aspects, including the issue of time-varying discount rates to reflect time preference [ 19, 20] or discounting models in relation to effectiveness measures [ 21], but the core controversy centres mainly on whether the health benefits of a given intervention should be discounted at a lower rate than the costs or at the same, uniform rate [ 22, 23].
"We thought it made sense to deal with the core controversies," he said, by way of explaining those early questions.
At the core of the controversy is what the opposition calls a pattern of government ministers' handing out contracts to friends and companies who donate to the Liberal Party.
Nevertheless, the institutional difference and competition between representative and direct-democratic processes lie at the core of the controversy whether direct democracy contributes to undermining representative democracy or can offer enrichments of democracy.
At the core of the controversy are the same questions that grip the District over how redevelopment is transforming neighborhoods, raising housing costs, adding to congestion, and altering the city's economic and racial demographics.
Any change to Texas's protocol, especially if it involved the use a drug at the core of a controversy, would be bound to prompt more litigation on behalf of death-row prisoners.
At the core of this controversy, the transmembrane apical membrane antigen 1 (aMIC), a MIC protein that relocalizes to the entire surface of the parasite before invasion, has been shown to form part of the RON complex in vitro5,10.
Silver didn't expect the genome to address the core of the controversy, but then again, he doesn't think any test will convince Wolfe-Simon and her co-authors that they are wrong.
At the core of the controversy was the pressing question whether African persons were fully and sufficiently human and capable intellectually in comparison to the model human par excellence: the man of Europe, the White Man, the avatar for all White people and for humanity proper, whose defining characteristics were capacities for reasoning and articulate speech (logos).
