Sentence examples for highly controversial area from inspiring English sources

The commission is also uneasy about wading into a highly controversial area.

Francis FitzGibbon QC, of Doughty Street Chambers, said: "This decision marks a sea change in a highly controversial area of law.

The legal document warned the agency that it, "should tread carefully in the highly controversial area of potential open disobedience of a federal statute".

"This was introduced by an extreme faction within the Liberal party and I do not know why the government will proceed in a highly controversial area such as this when you still have no hope getting through Senate".

This is a highly controversial area and negotiations will continue.

This study will contribute important new information on a highly controversial area of back pain treatment.

In this sense, and in the context of many other highly controversial areas of constitutional law -- such as affirmative action and gun rights -- these justices do not live up to their billing that they merely call "balls and strikes".

The environment is another area where the Bush administration is pursuing highly controversial policies despite the country's preoccupation with the terrorist threat.

Indeed, quite the opposite – historical interest in the report has focused on its subsequent use by Lord Cherwell in his highly controversial and contested efforts to use area bombing to break German morale.

While some of the emerging hospital changes, such as those in south-west London, are trying to resolve disputes about the right shape of hospital services which have dragged on for many years, there is a serious risk in some areas of pursuing highly controversial changes of questionable benefit on dubious evidence.

He has turned the road around the Colosseum into a partially-pedestrianised area and has closed a highly controversial landfill site.