Sentence examples for eliminated controversy from inspiring English sources

The rule changes have not eliminated controversy.

Better citizen engagement will not eliminate controversy around a difficult decision, but it will demonstrate that views have been heard, add understanding of the reasoning behind the decision, and ultimately increase trust in the inclusiveness of the governance process.

We try to eliminate controversy especially where firearms are concerned.

The Finance Ministry said in a statement from Athens that Eurostat's revision "is a major step to restore transparency in fiscal management and to eliminate controversies over the quality and the accuracy of Greek fiscal statistics".

The selection committee revealed the pairings for its second playoff Sunday, a day after the top teams eliminated any controversy about who should be in the final four.

He responded bullishly to claims by Muhammad that he would have been willing to have had a fight with Cook to eliminate the controversy around the selection process.

The letter came hours after Verizon and Comcast filed detailed plans for the cross-branded stores and technology to the F.C.C. "The voluntary filing will eliminate a controversy that surely would have taken place had they not done so," said Harold Feld, legal director for Public Knowledge, a Washington-based special interest group and one of the organizations that signed the letter.

This eliminates the controversy that often exists between the spectroscopic and XRD results due to the different experimental conditions and the different sensitivity and error of each method.

A throw from the first baseman sailed off target as the winning run scored, eliminating a potential controversy.

Emery sustained a groin injury in late April, eliminating any potential controversy over who would be in net for the playoffs.

For years, the Indian army had eliminated suspected militants with little controversy – but one such killing, in July 2004, proved a step too far.