Sentence examples for controversial components from inspiring English sources
Supporters note that the new state House measure alters some of the more controversial components of the state Senate bill.
Dr. Koplewicz said he had not considered jettisoning the campaign, but there was some discussion about dropping its two most controversial components: the autism and Asperger's ads.
The free-contraceptive mandate was one of the most controversial components of the Affordable Care Act signed into law by President Barack Obama in 2010.
Among its most controversial components is $3.5 billion earmarked for new water storage, something that environmentalists have vehemently opposed, in part because they find dams and storage facilities environmentally unsound and not cost effective.
In a partial and last-minute victory for opponents of the new Arizona immigration law, a federal judge on Wednesday blocked its most controversial components just hours before the crackdown was set to go into effect.
He was concerned with accuracy like a scrupulous modern-day journalist, but he was also patiently insistent that controversial components of his work should not be cited until after his death.
There is an obvious, and potentially controversial component of the program, which is to build affection for the United States.
Dr. Sternberg's test has similar elements but includes a more controversial component: cartoon captioning and short-story writing to quantify creativity.
Mandatory employer-based insurance coverage of contraception in the US has been a controversial component of the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
The project at the World Trade Center site has another, more controversial, component: two years from today, a museum, constructed underground on the footprint of the Twin Towers, is slated to open.
The most controversial component of the plan includes leasing 'underutilized' land adjacent to existing public housing to private developers, who will be responsible for constructing and managing mixed-income, mixed-use developments on NYCHA playgrounds, parking lots, and green spaces.
