This, then, raises the revealing question of how Washington defines "controversial"?
Defining "controversial" this way, thus, creates a perverse incentive system: Going through the revolving door is rewarded as noncontroversial, while refusing to go through the revolving door is effectively punished as too controversial.
But it also appears to define the controversial work of a Chinese research team as acceptable.
The crime debate, like others, is defined by its controversial cases.
The case is believed to be the first to address whether images of anal fisting, a sexual practice which is legal, and urethral sounding are extreme pornography, as defined under the controversial section 63 of the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008.
Multiculturalism, the most controversial, defined as the "politics of recognition" by Taylor (1994), has connotations of "tribalism" and "groupism" (Brubaker, 2002) and is perceived as a challenge to national unity.
Another assault involving a child, this one successful but equally controversial, defined the end of her tenure as Waco defined the beginning.
However, the contribution of Erk1/2 signaling to G2/M progression is less defined and more controversial being either stimulatory or inhibitory depending on the cell type and kinetics or strength of Erk1/2 phosphorylation [28] [30].
Instead, cost-effectiveness studies in the ICU often deal with more defined and less controversial problems.
Although a strong statistical association between erosive esophagitis and a risk of Barrett's epithelium has been reported [ 7- 10], the roles of lifestyle risk factors, including alcohol consumption, are less well defined and remain controversial [ 11- 15].
An ill-defined, controversial notion is no basis for coherent policy.In this section What are brands for?
