Sentence examples for controversial landmark from inspiring English sources

Controversial landmark rulings in various European countries' courts have already created doubt about whether the internet is to be left free.

Students campaigning for the removal of the statue of Cecil Rhodes at Oxford University are to lead a protest march past controversial landmarks in the city linked to Britain's colonial past.

And because this has become so controversial, a landmarks hearing could lead to lengthy delays.

The role of chromosome rearrangements in speciation remains controversial, but some landmark chromosomal rearrangements have been found at the major nodes of the Carnivora phylogenetic tree.

The act is part of the "law of historical memory," a landmark and controversial piece of legislation passed last year by the Socialist government of Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero aimed at encouraging Spain to resolve issues from its bloody 20th-century history.

From a legal standpoint, his high profile case was landmark and controversial.

The same effect - early GDT actually being associated with similar fluid balances to controls over a longer period of treatment - was also observed by Rivers and colleagues in their landmark, although controversial, single-centre study of early GDT in septic shock [ 64].

The handback of one of Australia's most culturally important landmarks was controversial at the time and faced strong opposition, including from the NT government.

He then championed the controversial Environmental Protection Act 1990, a landmark piece of legislation steered through parliament against the free market instincts of the Tory party.

A long-running hunger strike by detainees at Guantánamo has worsened since Barack Obama promised action to close the controversial prison camp in a landmark speech last Thursday.

Controversial at the time, the landmark public health move is now widely credited with reducing the number of heart attacks and strokes.