Sentence examples for controversy handling from inspiring English sources

But having left the last World Cup amid controversy, handling on the line to deny Ghana a place in the semi-finals, Suarez now faces being ejected from this tournament.

As the American church's sexual abuse scandal escalated in the last six months, Bishop Dolan found himself in the midst of the controversy handling accusations in the Archdiocese of St . Louis speaking to priests, parishes and the news media, and inviting victims to come forward.

Thomas C. Borders, PC, a partner in McDermott Will & Emery's Chicago office, chairs the firm's federal tax controversy practice, handling audits, administrative appeals, litigation and criminal investigations.

He is no stranger to controversy, having handled a case while in Washington involving four Maryland priests charged with sexual abuse in 1995.

The Uruguayan striker is no stranger to World Cup controversy – he handled on the line against Ghana in 2010 and joked about his goalkeeping ability once his side had survived his dismissal to progress at the Africans' expense – but another bite on the biggest stage was the last thing anyone expected in Brazil.

As Sickel and Friedrichsen (2013) have noted, handling controversy and being able to effectively teach evolutionary ideas are central features of effective teacher education programs.

A survey study targeting evolution education in South Africa revealed that teachers had difficulty handling controversy about evolution in their classrooms (Sanders and Ngxola [2009]).

Belichick may be a genius on the gridiron, devising offensive and defensive schemes no one has ever thought of before, but in handling controversy, he is tearing pages out of the flawed playbooks of Richard Nixon and Gary Hart.

Dawson voiced disapproval at the way the PGA of America  is fighting the proposed ban on anchored putting methods, questioned how drugs controversies are handled and revealed a significant breakthrough for the staging of golf at the 2016 Olympics.

But he's also managed to give it a worse and worse rep, handling controversies and criticism with a surprising lack of insight.

In May, Senator Grassley ordered the Red Cross to explain its accounting, open its books and describe its control over its affiliates in the wake of controversy over handling of Sept. 11 donations.