Sentence examples similar to disputed viewpoints from inspiring English sources
The Pragmatic-Enlightened Model (PEM), developed by Edenhofer and Kowarsch (2015) based on John Dewey's pragmatist philosophy of ends-means-interdependency, provides guidance on assessment design, at least for large-scale assessments of wicked policy issues that face high uncertainty and disputed value-laden viewpoints.
Disputing this viewpoint, however, is Keith Curry Lance's School Library Journal analysis, which notes that public school library support staff have been cut or otherwise stopped working at a rate even faster than that of librarians: Support staff have dropped from more than 46,000 to fewer than 26,000, a loss of nearly 45percentt during the same time period librarians dropped nearly 20percentt.
Needless to say, that viewpoint is disputed by the executives of the top networks that account for most of the sales made during the up-front market: CBS, Fox and NBC.
This viewpoint has been disputed; as Simon J. Sherwin of the University of Cambridge puts it, the Cyrus Cylinder and the Verse Account are "after the event" compositions which reuse existing Mesopotamian literary themes and do not need to be explained as the product of pre-conquest Persian propaganda.
McCay's politics are unclear, and it is disputed whether he sympathized with the viewpoints displayed in his editorial cartoons.
Taking into account different viewpoints in terms of controversial scientific statements and approaches, uncertainty, and disputed societal values and conflicting interests.
The reasoning behind this viewpoint has it merits and I'm not about to dispute that position being that they also held the view that such an Apple phone may arrive next spring.
Such problems typically involve stakeholders with divergent viewpoints and interests, leading to disagreement, controversy and political dispute.
