Sentence examples for controversial portion from inspiring English sources
If the controversial portion of this book, or any other book, is discussed in context, students are most capable of putting it in perspective.
Take lobbying on the Volcker Rule, a controversial portion of the Dodd-Frank law that would prevent depository institutions from making certain speculative bets.
The measure is the first, and least controversial, portion of a much larger aid package sought by the affected states to help homeowners and local governments recover costs associated with the storm.
PHOENIX — In the place where it all began, there was confusion and consternation on Monday at the United States Supreme Court's unanimous decision to uphold the most controversial portion of Arizona's contentious immigration law, the part that requires law enforcement officers to check the immigration status of people in custody who they suspect are in the country illegally.
The controversial portion of Clinton's proposal isn't the section on encryption, net neutrality or any of the other divisive policy issues that plague the tech industry.
As far as independent inventors are concerned, the most controversial portion of the proposed legislation is Title II, otherwise known as the First to Invent Defense Act.
Although Ms. Rice did not address the most controversial portions of the law, she was upbeat about its passage.
Bush aides even hint darkly of limiting that small part of our $9 billion loan guarantee that goes toward building controversial portions of the fence.
But Mr. Palomarez did not agree that Arizona's economic woes are behind it, despite the fact that a federal judge has blocked some of the law's most controversial portions.
One of the more controversial portions of the chat involved Botha's discussion of Sequoia's scout program which PandoDaily recently uncovered.
The tide began to turn this weekend when a hearing scheduled for today was canceled and the White House pushed back on some of the more controversial portions of the House bill and its Senate counterpart, the Protect IP Act (PIPA).
