Sentence examples for controversy existed from inspiring English sources

A three-judge court was convened and, after hearing, it entered a judgment dismissing the action on the ground that no justiciable controversy existed.

IN the years preceding 1929, much controversy existed regarding the parasitism of the group of fungi known collectively as Rhizoctonia bataticola.

The Copyright Office has recently become aware that an attorney completing the previous Litigation Statement form provided by the Office could generally allege that a controversy existed when in fact no real controversy did exist.

On January 17 , 1980 the Railroad responded to the Union's suit for declaratory judgment by asserting that no justiciable controversy existed because the Railroad did not believe the Taylor Law applied, and therefore had no intention to invoke its provisions.

See Plant v. Does, 19 F.Supp.2d 1316 S.D.Fla.19988) (refusing to issue a temporary restraining order against unnamed and unserved bootleggers who had not yet committed an offense on the theory that plaintiffs have failed to establish that the Court had jurisdiction over defendants, to provide defendants with due process, and to demonstrate that an actual controversy existed).

Mr Gierek, a pragmatist who has pursued a policy of coexistence with the Church since he came to power in 1970, told Paul that although "elements of controversy existed as they existed in every normal family, all Poles - Communist and Catholic - were united by the same goal, the well-being of our country".

A genuine controversy exists.

Controversy exists about the impact of ischemia on renal function.

However, controversy exists regarding whether to treat ulnar styloid fractures.

However, controversy exists regarding how best to fix the osteotomy.

Controversy exists about whether associative learning occurs without awareness.