Sentence examples for controversy stems from from inspiring English sources

The controversy stems from the contract for Ms Riza negotiated by Mr Wolfowitz.

The controversy stems from the leaking of the identity of a CIA agent, Valerie Plame, in July 2003.

The controversy stems from the GEO Group's $6 million gift, which will be paid out over 12 years.

The controversy stems from a transaction in September, two months before Dynegy put its Dynegy Holdings subsidiary into bankruptcy.

The latest controversy stems from a Justice Department effort to bolster the nation's ability to combat terrorism in America, as well as outside.

The controversy stems from the political and financial support he received from Yuri Borisov, an arms dealer with businesses in Lithuania and Russia.

Perhaps the controversy stemmed from her disdain for the elaborate rigmaroles governing what women were allowed to say and do and write about.

Last month, Mets officials discussed firing Valentine over a controversy stemming from a speech he made at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

The move on Wednesday came after months of controversy stemming from a series of hidden camera videos taken by pro-life activists alleging Planned Parenthood was profiting from the sale of fetal tissue.

Cowher's comments came after a week of controversy stemming from the league's decision to penalize players tens of thousands of dollars for making helmet-to-helmet hits on Oct. 17.

The Christological controversy stemmed from the rival doctrines of Apollinaris of Laodicea (flourished 360 380) and Theodore of Mopsuestia (c. 350 428), representatives of the rival schools of Alexandria and Antioch, respectively.