Sentence examples for divisive area from inspiring English sources

The survey results made it clear that the president was wading into a divisive area of American life, one that may not top the nation's priority list but still has the potential to hurt him at the margins in elections in November.

But Thursday's order put the ideological divide among the justices in stark contrast, with Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Anthony Kennedy, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito publicly dissenting -- and providing a sense that the death penalty is still a divisive area for the Supreme Court.

Family planning is notoriously one of the most politicised and divisive areas in development, touching on a range of contentious issues: sex, population, religion, gender equality, to name a few.

If any initiatives are announced in Bratislava, they are likely to be in other less divisive areas such as better co-operation on counter-terrorism and perhaps some small steps in integrating European security and defence policy.

The Labour leader had wanted to shift both from their jobs with the aim of asserting his authority over the divisive policy areas that have dogged his leadership.

The firm, a subsidiary of the global healthcare giant International SOS, has been delivering healthcare to asylum seekers across successive Labor and Coalition governments since 2009 in one of the most politically divisive policy areas in Australia.

Jeremy Corbyn wants to shift Hilary Benn and Maria Eagle from their jobs as shadow foreign secretary and shadow defence secretary with the aim of asserting his authority over the divisive policy areas that have dogged his leadership.

Capitalizing on those words and his opponent's views, Mr. Murphy repeatedly told voters that Mr. West was too extreme and divisive for the area.

But her admiration of Thatcher may well prove more divisive in other areas.

For Mr. Gardner, like many others in Tucson, the area's divisive political culture that saw Ms. Gifford, a Democrat, struggle to victory last year forms the backdrop to the shooting.

The move has been divisive in the local area, with more than 1,600 letters of objection sent to the authority citing concerns which ranged from local wildlife - in particular protected ospreys which nest at the site - to traffic management.