Sentence examples for external controversy from inspiring English sources

ISSUE LISTS: creating a spreadsheet that balances the models of supporting and opposing managers; legitimizing by reaching neither too low nor too high a valuation too low would generate external controversy about the preferential treatment by government while too high would produce internal controversy; developing communication strategy to external stakeholders.

To maximize the value of its initial trade negotiations, the UK should think about several factors: (1) Which countries have the most to offer in terms of a substantial economic relationship; (2) with which countries would the negotiations be the smoothest; and (3) which countries would involve the least external controversy in a trade negotiation.

There were external controversies about whether the deal was a special favor of the government to the chaebol and whether premiums would reflect the interests of both internal and external stakeholders.

Even though one pillar of the group is to refrain from giving any opinions or engaging in external "controversies," the topic of cannabis legalization has cropped up among members, especially as American states and countries such as Canada legalize cannabis for recreational use.

18 Yet the controversy around external providers persists, particularly commercial companies.

Chinese research on both sides of the controversy over the efficacy of external Qigong does not appear to follow accepted scientific standards however, creating doubt as to its validity.

AARP (FORMERLY THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS) AARP's external marketing operation became embroiled in an internal controversy recently when it licensed the North Miami Beach Collection -- men's ultra-high-rise trousers designed to be belted at the sternum.

The FLA, which described the hiring of interns as "the source of much controversy" and of "major concern to external stakeholders" in its Apple audit, has agreed measures to improve the treatment of students with Foxconn and Apple.

There appears no controversy regarding Codivilla's report of external pin fixation and traction for limb lengthening [ 1, 2].

4– 7 In contrast, there is controversy over the role of other potential external factors, such as exposure to sunlight or ultraviolet radiation (UV).

Norton would not give us much detail on what happened during the second post-controversy review, but did say both internal and external advisors audited the fairness of the process.