Sentence examples for divisive house from inspiring English sources

How to pay for that is more divisive: House appropriators shot down an A-10 funding wheeze on June 10th.

He said the selection of Mr. Daley was especially disappointing because it came so soon after the bitterly divisive House vote last month to normalize trade relations with the Chinese.

[L]ast week's bitter and divisive House overtime session showed that they still fundamentally misunderstand one another.

Yonkers was at the center of one of the nation's longest and most divisive housing segregation lawsuits, in the 1980s.

The crowd marched in boisterous spirits, confident that they can make the increasingly divisive issue of housing a genuine general election battleground.

His victory over Sir George Young – now the shadow leader of the house – was divisive.

Though he proved divisive at the time, the housing sector must now long for the stability and forthright approach of long-lost Grant Shapps.

This is a helpful quality to have in a city known mainly for its municipal controversies -- a school system that seems to teeter ever on the brink of insolvency, and a divisive lawsuit challenging segregation in housing and education.

The move marks a near-end to a divisive chapter of Victoria's housing debate, as the court-ordered deadline to dismantle the homeless camp arrived yesterday.

But how can the news media castigate other parts of society for being untransparent, divisive or unfair when their own house is so clearly not in order?

But in Mount Kisco, where overcrowded, substandard housing has been a divisive issue for at least a decade, such proposals are often a flashpoint for heated debate.