Sentence examples for controversy through from inspiring English sources

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The remarks were not the first time Obama has drawn controversy through plain speaking.

For decades, organisers of student debates at top universities have courted controversy through their choice of guests.

On Twitter, Jones seemed to respond to the controversy through her retweets of fans sharing their support after the premiere.

In Gaza, the BBC's attempt to avoid controversy through playing it by the book has resulted in its newsrooms coming under siege.

A polarizing figure who delighted in breaching the limits of propriety and cinematic good taste, Mr. Russell courted controversy through much of his career.

The controversy lasted through much of the 1960's.

However, a vote on remuneration is quite a crude instrument, which means dealing with particular controversies through that vote is quite hard," he adds.

During a week intended by city officials to turn a page on high-profile police controversies, through both the taskforce report's official release and confirmation hearings for a new top police officer, police fatally shot Pierre Loury, a black 16-year-old, as he attempted to scale a neighbor's fence with officers in pursuit.

Our interviews also show that Chinese media can report controversies through two channels: first, there is ample space for news reports before the authorities explicitly prohibit reporting protests; second, even if bans do exist in a province, the news agency can publish reports through affiliated agencies or partners in other provinces.

The NIEHS provided supplemental funding to address these controversies through a series of round-robin experiments.