Sentence examples for controversial ones from inspiring English sources

And prosecutions have to be signed off by the United Nations Security Council, which means that controversial ones – anything focusing on Israel, for example – can be killed off by a veto of one of the council's five permanent members.

This Thursday we will need to focus especially on the most controversial ones.

The Administration's proposal to drop the deduction for state & local taxes is one of the more controversial ones.

And so pedestrian plazas have bloomed in this city on her watch, including some controversial ones in Times Square.

The first bills will be unveiled in the Queen's Speech on 27th May and any controversial ones may not reach the House of Lords until after the summer break.

Wikipedia does a very good job of this, mostly by having lots of people keep an eye on articles, particularly the more controversial ones.

The idea that giant viruses represent separate branches on the tree of life is a controversial one that many other experts aren't ready to embrace.

Burwell's decision to move on this issue shouldn't be a controversial one.

The decision to open the grave is a controversial one, not least as Ms Madikizela-Mandela is now one of South Africa's most popular MPs.

And a controversial one.

The argument is a controversial one.