Sentence examples for contentious materials from inspiring English sources

But there were no signs that the local Hong Kong government or event organizers had buckled under pressure to remove contentious materials that might have been off-putting to Beijing.

The Tribeca film festival defended its right to screen contentious material.

He says he knew he was potentially playing with fire by dealing with such contentious material.

"White Cargo" is meticulously sourced and footnoted — which is wise, given its contentious material — but it is never dry or academic.

But they aren't telling us". Asked why Russia had decided to release such contentious material now, he said: "It's part of the struggle for historical memory.

It would require social media platforms to make it easy for users to report contentious material, and to respond to those requests promptly.

It's a key characteristic of the noughties Latin American film-making boom and it's exactly this kind of contentious material that would get focus-grouped out of most films under the US studio system.

Even a return to the old days – when police officers who raided journalists' offices needed to "blue bag" contentious material until a judge decided their concerns warranted inspection – would be a vast improvement.

He said the British arm of Operation Christmas Child had always stipulated that contentious material should be left out of the boxes, but it could not guarantee that foreign companies involved in the distribution abroad always adhered to the rules.

The child protection law, they say, builds a system for government officials to demand that companies selectively block individual postings, so that contentious material can be removed without resorting to a countrywide ban on, for example, Facebook or YouTube, which would reflect poorly on Russia's image abroad and anger Internet users at home.

The revelation became a huge story - Policy Exchange has always been very good at publicity - including calls for a police investigation and David Cameron confronting King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, then on a visit to Britain, over his country's alleged sponsorship of much of the contentious material.