Sentence examples for controversial relations from inspiring English sources

Describes Rama's controversial relations with the city's powerful developers and contractors.

Britain's controversial relations with Bahrain will come under scrutiny this week as the king of the Gulf island state faces protests by democracy activists who are fighting back in a public relations campaign to highlight little-reported unrest, repression and human rights violations.

Our new structural, LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb and Hf isotopic data from the Baidunzi, Shibandun, Qiaowan and Wutongjing metamorphic complexes resolve current controversial relations.

Despite the fact that many researchers have indicated the positive effects of education on entrepreneurial intention, the findings of recent studies on education reveal some moderations and controversial relations.

The rank of a marquis, always inferior to that of a duke, was thus in a controversial relation to that of a count.

The democratic legitimacy of TTIP remains to be verified since the controversial relation and distinction between lawful regulation, the fair and equitable treatment standard, and indirect expropriation under the "TTIP-regime" lack substantial empirical evidence.

A more controversial relation between the two notions is expressed as follows: (ii) not every possible object is an actual object, that is, some possible object is a non-actual object.

Then there's his friendship with Bush, his failure to ratify the Kyoto protocol, his controversial industrial relations policies and his ability to evade responsibility for scandals such as the Australian Wheat Board oil-for-food kickbacks.

Phylogenomic analyses of nucleotide and amino acid sequences, with site-specific nucleotide or domain-specific amino acid substitution models, produced statistically robust and congruent results resolving previously controversial phylogenetic relations hips.

The nationalist is a controversial "race relations and immigration" expert named Jared Taylor (author of, among others, A Race Against Time: Racial Heresies for the 21st Century).

In 2006 Howard introduced several controversial labour-relations reforms, including the abolition of unfair dismissal laws in workplaces with up to 100 employees.