Sentence examples for controversial textbooks from inspiring English sources
Today: Dutch tourist rescued in Mali after three years in captivity, Russian migrants face new residency exam questions, NYC officials remove statue of Edward Snowden from park, and Japan approves controversial textbooks. .
The publisher of a controversial history textbook that many Asians say whitewashes Japan's wartime atrocities offered to revise several passages, including some parts that South Korea wants expunged.
When Judge W. Brevard Hand was about to rule on a controversial Alabama school textbook case recently, the question was not which way his decision would go--but how far.
The issue of Palestinian textbooks is controversial, one the Palestinian Authority says it is addressing.
Perhaps one of the most controversial issues in world history textbooks is one that directly relates to my role (hence my paradoxical emotions): the origins of ancient Indians.
Some of the schools the state has approved for voucher students use Bible-based science textbooks and other controversial teaching approaches.
"Controversial Modifications to California's History Textbooks: Details of Proposed Textbook Edits". 2005.
The assassination of Ahmed Jabari, the Hamas military chief, was a complex and controversial operation carried out in textbook style.
The Washington Post reported in October that "Our Virginia, Past and Present," a fourth-grade textbook, included a controversial assertion that thousands of African American soldiers fought for the South during the Civil War.
This textbook discusses evolution, a controversial theory some scientists present as a scientific explanation for the origin of living things, such as plants, animals and humans.
That recommendation comes as Human Rights Watch assailed Egypt yesterday for "pervasive repression" that has stifled academic freedom, censored textbooks and outlawed research on controversial issues.
