Sentence examples for controversial documents from inspiring English sources

"The process included controversial documents," Rather says without hesitation.

But "there are very controversial documents that have been made public on the Internet," he said, and it was necessary to clear up "obvious legal misunderstandings".

The statement is mild compared with more controversial documents like Charter 08, the brainchild of the imprisoned Nobel Peace laureate Liu Xiaobo.

Other controversial documents hosted on the site include a copy of the Standard Operating Procedures for Camp Delta, a document that detailed restrictions placed on prisoners at Guantanamo Bay.

Gravel was able to enter the remaining thousands of pages from the Pentagon Papers into the congressional record -- thereby ensuring they would be public before the Supreme Court could rule on whether or not the controversial documents could be published in the press.

At the same time those extremely sensitive and controversial documents were being released, the Obama Administration was fighting a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request I filed with the Small Business Administration SBAA) for the e-mails and phone records of SBA Press Office Director Mike Stamler.

But, look, it was a controversial document at the time.

Newt Gingrich became the latest Republican candidate to endorse the so-called marriage pledge, a controversial document put forward by an influential evangelical group in Iowa that opposes same-sex marriage and abortion.

The Ryan budget has long been a controversial document – even former Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich called it "right-wing social engineering" – and it also roused Catholic nuns into opposition.

Contrast those shadowy texts with the most controversial document of the moment: the 2,300-plus 2,300-plusH.R. 3200 — America's Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009," every word available online for pagesc inspectiof.

The Telegraph states: "An alliance of MPs and activist groups, keen to lash out at the right-wing press, strong-armed the three main parties into agreeing a regulatory framework rooted in statute by royal charter – thereby forcing the Queen to put her signature on a deeply controversial document".