The controversy resulted in the entire congress being shut down early.
Much controversy resulted from the revision of 1927 28; it was rejected by Parliament, which suspected "Romanizing" tendencies in changes proposed for the ministering of Holy Communion.
Barnett's remarks during the controversy resulted in his being placed on paid administrative leave in 2004, but a subsequent investigation found no evidence of wrongdoing by him.
She seems to think that a major controversy resulted from her appearing so scantily clad, and concludes, "If I want to be provocative, well, that ain't a sin".
This controversy resulted in Galileo's Istoria e dimostrazioni intorno alle macchie solari e loro accidenti ("History and Demonstrations Concerning Sunspots and Their Properties," or "Letters on Sunspots"), which appeared in 1613.
The ensuing controversy resulted in the secession of the Restorationists, who believed in a limited period of punishment in the afterlife; Ballou gave his views in this dispute in An Examination of the Doctrine of Future Retribution (1834).
Although the relevant patents expired by 2004, the controversy resulted in the creation of the portable network graphics (PNG) format, an alternative to GIF that offered a wider array of colours and different compression methods.
The printing of Romanian religious books continued in the 17th century and was given new impetus in Transylvania, Walachia, and Moldavia by the controversy resulting from the Protestant Reformation.
Sir Herbert Barker, the famous manipulative surgeon, interviewed by the Central News on Saturday on the controversy about high or low heels for ladies' shoes, said:- "If the controversy results in low heels becoming the unchanging fashion and also the abolition of the V-shaped toe for ever, the feminine section of the community will be great gainers in health as well as in deportmental beauty.
And while RuPaul isn't immune from criticism from the left – the sixth season's "Shemail" controversy resulted in changes to the show about which RuPaul seemingly remains less than enthusiastic – she sees drag's efforts to "mock identity" as a transformational project, not an oppressional one.
