Sentence examples for describes a controversial from inspiring English sources
Describes a controversial $20-million 20-millionfinderiven to Tyco director Frank Walsh for his help in acquiring CIT in 's1.
With characteristic self-deprecation, he described his mind as "quick but sloppy" in that he preferred the challenges of describing a controversial new problem to undertaking mathematical calculations.
Ukraine has launched a bitter attack on the BBC, with senior officials describing a controversial Panorama documentary that claimed racism was rife in the country as an unacceptable provocation.
Australian actor Margot Robbie has described a controversial Vanity Fair profile of her as "really weird", telling Channel Ten's The Project that she remembered thinking "that was a really odd interview" after it came to a close.
The prisons watchdog has described a controversial immigration removal centre as a "place of national concern".
Sinn Féin has described a controversial video posted by one of its MPs and said to mock IRA victims as "inexcusable" and "indefensible".
Last month, Abramson described a controversial Politico story on her stewardship of the Times as "shoddy" and "sexist".
Those documents described a controversial practice carried out by agents of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives that was designed to allow firearms to "walk" into Mexico in hopes of tracing them back to higher-level gun traffickers.
It states that Peston is "a prominent supporter" of Common Purpose, which it describes as "a controversial leadership training charity described as the Left's answer to the old boys' network, and a founder trustee of the Media Standards Trust".
Internal US law enforcement documents describe a highly controversial community initiative aimed at identifying potential terrorists before they "radicalize" as being intimately related to intelligence gathering.
The unacceptable face is described in a controversial new report by the animal-protection charity (to be published tomorrow, and shown exclusively to OFM), comparing ACP with the RSPCA's Freedom Food system.
