Peres, a complex and sometimes divisive figure in Israel, will be buried on Friday at Jerusalem's Mount Herzl national cemetery after lying in state at the Israeli parliament, the Knesset, on Thursday.
Such a fundamental change to how the euro zone is administered would more than likely require a change to the EU treaty, a long, complex and divisive process.
Citing figures that show black people in Britain are almost four times (pdf) more likely than white people to be behind bars, David Lammy described the review as a rare chance to forge a cross-party consensus on a "complex, contested and divisive" issue.
The Scottish government had originally ruled out publishing a draft constitution until after a yes vote and the 2016 Scottish election, to avoid complex and divisive disputes between different interest groups and lawyers.
Languages are often pulled into complex and divisive debates on immigration in the UK and what it means to be British.
We do not think the offices of the university should be in the business of disseminating 'approved' positions on complex and divisive political issues," the council wrote.
The character developed as the viewers and readers did, and became more complex and divisive – just as the world of adulthood is all shades of grey, compared with the right and wrong certainties of childhood.
How would we handle the incredibly complex and divisive issue of water?
"Now, more than ever before, the issue of gun rights is increasingly complex and divisive," said Patrick Lenow, vice president of public relations for Sonic.
"The death penalty, one of the most complex and divisive issues of our time, continues to question the fundamental values of our societies and to challenge our understanding of criminal justice," the statement reads.
