Sentence examples for disputed issues in from inspiring English sources

Islamic terrorism and ethnic heritage have become hotly disputed issues in the nip-and-tuck Senate race in New Hampshire.

Even though its findings are largely critical, the draft report is restrained in its language, and there are several discussions of disputed issues in which the commission acknowledges that statistics support the Police Department's version of events.

In upholding that restriction, the Eighth Circuit appellate court interpreted it to apply not to disputed issues in general, but more narrowly to those issues likely to come before a court in the form of cases.

Since then, the issue of what those multiple uses are and how to categorize them became the most disputed issues in early research (Biq 1989; Lü 吕叔湘 1980; Shao and Rao 邵敬敏, 饶春华 1985; Shi 史锡尧 1990 , 1996 The 1955/1957 Language Class, Department of Chinese Language and Literature, Peking University, 北京大学中文系1955/1957语言班 1982).

Identification of the earliest branching extant holometabolan lineages, and resolution of the phylogenetic positions of Hymenoptera and the unusual order Strepsiptera, remains among the most disputed issues in insect phylogeny.

Leading Republican lawmakers have questioned whether Congress should include such a hotly disputed issue in the debate when it will also wrangle with giving legal status to 11 million illegal immigrants.

Historically, the most hotly disputed issue in mammographic screening is whether to screen the age group 40 49.

As so often in closely disputed issues before this court, the key figure was Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who voted with the majority in both cases, and wrote the majority opinion in the Grutter case.The law-school programme, she explained, is constitutional because it is a "highly individualised, holistic review of each applicant's file", rather than a rigid formula.

(Three other disputed issues were covered in this space last week.

On Thursday, the United States Supreme Court justices will confer on whether to take up the fiercely disputed issue of how victim losses in the Madoff scheme should be calculated.

"Church and Team: Where to Draw the Line?" (Aug. 6) brings to mind the disputed issue of school-sponsored prayers in decades past.