Sentence examples for controversial countries from inspiring English sources

No way even to soften the blow of having Germany's biggest club – and their third biggest, for Schalke are also in Qatar this month – endorse one of the most controversial countries in the world?

But the bigger point is that even very large businesses in controversial countries can quickly fall foul of the law.HSBC was involved in even larger illicit transactions with all these countries, as well as with Cuba.

Bourdain shed light on issues everywhere he traveled, even in the controversial countries of Iran, Libya, Vietnam, Israel and Palestine.

"Ideologically controversial countries, irrespective of their economic, political or security importance, are given greater weight than countries that are far more central to U.S. national interests".

The historical influence of SRI further complicated sustainability rankings, which often indistinguishably combined environmental performance with personal or political values about animal testing, doing business with politically controversial countries such as Israel or Sudan, or excess CEO compensation.

The Quad doesn't offer loud, controversial country singers, or even fighting robots.

The outspoken critic of the controversial country was presumed to have been kidnapped and dismembered by Saudi agents in a deeply disturbing story that has since garnered worldwide attention while heavily implicating WWE and its decision to hold the forthcoming Crown Jewel event within the Kingdom.

But it is still a controversial country and Israel knows full well that's how it is perceived on the world stage.

Before reading the following paragraphs about Little Big Town's "controversial" country song "Girl Crush," it'd probably be a good idea to read the lyrics while listening to it.

The western concept of patents is fairly new to them, and has proved controversial for countries at their stage of development.

But gaming machines (EGMs, pokies, VLTs, Slots) have become increasingly controversial in countries such as Australia, Canada and New Zealand, which experienced unprecedented roll-out of gaming machines in casino and community settings; alongside revenue windfalls for both governments and the gambling industry.