Sentence examples for controversy demand from inspiring English sources

Grol and colleagues found that vagueness, controversy, demand for a change in routines, and absence of an evidence-base differentiated guidelines that were not followed from those that were [ 13].

Eventually, to much controversy, their demand was met.

He says Trump's doing nothing more than following the crude path to the presidency Dubya perfected, with "Torture unleashed, race invoked and controversy on demand".

There he became involved in a controversy by demanding that the local clergy submit to university discipline and earn doctoral degrees in order to improve their credentials.

The former vice president turned his first day lecturing at Columbia University's journalism school into a controversy by demanding that his remarks be off the record.

Park sought to defuse the controversy by demanding the resignation of 10 of her senior secretaries and promising a cabinet reshuffle, but the move has done little to cool criticism of her conduct.

Mr Noda is backed by the country's largest newspaper, the Yomiuri, which calls the deployment "indispensible", against "China's military aggrandisement" and threats from North Korea.The government has attempted to douse the controversy by demanding publicly that the American army "reconfirm" the aircraft's safety to that end officials from both sides are meeting on July 26th in Tokyo.

The McDonald controversy brought demands for his resignation that continue today.

The controversy "temporarily destroyed demand for ground beef and beef in general virtually overnight," said James V. Lochner, Tyson's chief operating officer.

Nestle, the Swiss-based multinational embroiled in controversy over its demand for $6m£3.7m7m) from the famine-stricken government of Ethiopia, has promised to donate the money to hunger relief.

It's sure to cause controversy and spur demands to restrain the firm's imperialistic tendencies.