Sentence examples for controversial procedures from inspiring English sources
But the invocation of human suffering to justify cloning and other controversial procedures is disingenuous and unfair.
This includes even more controversial procedures: liposuctions rose to 9,295 from 2,504, and breast augmentations increased nearly sixfold, to 7,882 from 1,326.
"Abortion Proposal Sets Condition on Aid" (news article, July 15) quotes only sources opposing draft regulations by the Department of Health and Human Services that would require recipients of aid under federal health programs to certify that they will adhere to federal laws related to abortion and other controversial procedures.
What happens next is an attempt by the human-rights group Reprieve, to turn a spotlight on controversial procedures by re-enacting how the United States military is force-feeding detainees on hunger strike at the prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
PAGE B3 Sports FORMER ASSISTANT TO GALEA AVOIDS PRISON TIME Mary Anne Catalano, the former assistant to a Canadian doctor who treated marquee athletes in the United States with controversial procedures that included the use of human growth hormone, was spared prison by a federal court judge in Buffalo.
BUFFALO — The former assistant to a Canadian doctor who treated marquee athletes in the United States for their injuries with controversial procedures that included the use of banned substances like human growth hormone was spared prison on Monday by a federal court judge here.
Dr Taheri acknowledges that it is a controversial procedure but argues that the controversy is largely caught up in popular misconceptions, a failure to understand the dangers of obesity, and its association with strokes, paralysis and a higher risk of various kinds of cancer.
Yet, this was once a controversial procedure.
Recently, my doctor suggested a somewhat controversial procedure that might offer answers.
This controversial procedure plays a central role — one could almost call it a sacrament — in the We Care regimen.
The state agreed to postpone the controversial procedure to allow a full trial on the constitutionality of the new protocol on 7 April.
