Sentence examples for controversial concerned from inspiring English sources

As he set out the background to the case today, Mr Underwood told the jury that of the six main issues surrounding Mr Duggan's death, the two most controversial concerned whether Mr Duggan was in possession of a gun when he got out of the cab and whether the two shots fired by officer V53 were "absolutely necessary".

The most controversial issue concerned how many levels of MSUS training should be included.

This in particular concerned controversial issues of possible allostery within the dimeric complex and possibility of communication between the monomers.

The controversial Straits Question, for example, concerned restrictions in the 19th and 20th centuries that limited naval access to the Bosporus and Dardanelles which connect the Black Sea with the Sea of Marmara and the Mediterranean Sea to countries bordering the Black Sea.

But for singleness of purpose and sheer effectiveness, Ms. Harris, who is a controversial figure among those concerned about electronic voting, has more visible citizen-crusaders — Michael Moore comes to mind — beat by a mile.

In the event US lawmakers failed to reform surveillance law even where domestic targets are concerned, renewing a controversial legal loophole that provides U.S. intelligence agencies with a means for the warrantless surveillance of American citizens.

This hope proved to be unjustified; the philosophical issue that concerned Carnap remains controversial to this day, and thought experiments with robots have not proved to be particularly rewarding in addressing it.

He adopted a defiant tone Saturday after he was called to Brussels to defend his controversial policies to European lawmakers concerned by Hungary's restrictions on foreign-funded universities and NGOs, its refusal to accept European directives on granting asylum to migrants, and its increasingly anti-EU rhetoric.

The most controversial part of the European rules concerned electronic cigarettes, the battery-powered devices that people use to inhale nicotine vapors.

They are generally less liberal and more concerned with education than with controversial national affairs.

These executives also tend to view playwrights as insufficiently savvy about the cold realities of the business and say playwrights harbor misperceptions — that executives are less concerned with audience reaction or controversial subject matter than playwrights assume, for instance.