Marrs Piliero stated about the controversy, "Holding the gun became a controversial thing 'cause we filmed it in London, and they don't have a lot of gun use out there.
Obscure as it might be, the issue of tribal court powers and Ms. Millich's jurisdictional black hole has become the last remaining controversy holding up Congress's broad reauthorization of the landmark Violence Against Women Act.
This antagonised the Buddhists, and eventually led to a national Buddhist movement, starting from controversies held at Baddegama (1865), Udanwita (1866) and Gampola (1871).
Bratton, who is no stranger to controversy having held senior police positions at similar times of strife in Boston and Los Angeles, as well as in New York between 1994 and 1996, sought to dilute the concentrated feelings around the policing issue by casting it as a problem with wide causes.
The Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes (KDIGO) in a Controversies Conference held in London in 2009 [ 17] recommended to retain the NKF's KDOQI definition of CKD and to revise classification by including cause and albuminuria category in addition to GFR category, with subdivision of GFR category 3 at 45 ml/min/1.73 m (CGA classification).
Even so, the controversy could hold a silver lining.
It was written amid the controversy of holding the Olympics in Moscow following the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan.
But CBS executives acknowledged that advertisers, who often distance themselves from any controversy, may hold back on committing to the show, at least initially.
During his two-year tenure, the group continued to draw controversy for holding a ban on openly gay scout leaders and members.
The Dutch treat the issue next to not at all, in line with their model of centuries of success in avoiding controversy that holds no promise of practical yield.
