Sentence examples for central controversies from inspiring English sources

But it was strikingly slow to capitalise on its vindication over the central controversies of the era.

Mr. Goldman, 61, has covered some of the central controversies of the mayor's tenure: his successful push to win an extension of term limits, and his unsuccessful appointment of Cathleen P. Black as schools chancellor.

One of the central controversies underlying discussions on designing organizations for safety, i.e. the relationship between autonomy and safety, is expanded upon in order to deepend the understanding of different design strategies within the framework of uncertainty management.

The central controversy in Bergdahl's story centers on his decision to leave his post.

Now let us focus on the central controversy: Should newspapers drop G.O.P. as a synonym for the Republican Party?

The central controversy of this year's World Series was the decision to delay the final table until four months after the tournament began.

If Exxon did indeed sign a deal in Kurdistan, it is wading into a central controversy that has dogged Iraq since the American invasion.

Yet each highlights a central controversy in policing over the last half century - governance in Quick's case and violence in that of Tomlinson - while together they pose a larger unanswered question: how can we best create the policing that we need?

Above and beyond the dollar value of MIA's performance, the dispute's central controversy rests on the damage she did or didn't do to the NFL's "wholesome" image.

The central controversy in Erastus' life came to a head after he had opposed efforts by Calvinists in the Palatinate to impose the system of church discipline that had been established by John Calvin at Geneva and elsewhere.

The central controversy of CMV disease in critically ill patients is whether to treat or not and whether treatment makes a difference to the patient's outcomes or not.