Sentence examples for controversial targets from inspiring English sources

The controversial targets have, however, now been removed from sale at the National Rifle Association convention in Texas, at the request of organisers.

The attack was the latest in a series of controversial targets, and followed the bombing of President Slobodan Milosevic's house on Thursday and an attack the previous day on the Serbian Socialist party's headquarters building, which also contained the offices of television stations run by members of his family or people close to his regime.

At least that's what Rep. George Cleveland, a Republican in the state assembly, claimed Thursday in a meeting of state legislators, making himself the latest and perhaps most controversial target of controversy in a heated debate over funding for that state's early childhood programs.

The most controversial target was the UN leadership.

Mentions Bill Brush, of Customs, and the controversial "targeting algorithm".

The film's other, more controversial target is Rio's privileged youth, specifically casual drug users who don't stop to consider the lethal chain of supply.

States that have qualified for the waivers are relieved from meeting the law's most controversial target: making all students proficient in reading and mathematics by 2014.

MR. FO'S most controversial target of satire is the bureaucracy of the Roman Catholic Church (as opposed to the religious beliefs of individuals, of which Mr. Fo is highly respectful).

Indeed, the author's catalogue of childhood unhappiness sometimes conflates the effects of divorce with her main and more controversial target, namely, the decline in the amount of time that children spend with either parent.

Now, internal drug company e-mail and documents that surfaced in a lawsuit have sketched out what looks like an unsavory collaboration between Dr. Biederman and Johnson & Johnson to generate and disseminate data that would support use of an antipsychotic drug, Risperdal, in children, a controversial target group.

The p38 cascade regulates proinflammatory genes post-transcriptionally but remains a controversial target due to modest efficacy and severe toxicity in clinical trials [ 2].