Sentence examples for highly controversial labor from inspiring English sources

Tagliabue, 65, brought labor peace to the league in 1992 when he and union leader Gene Upshaw negotiated what was then thought to be a highly controversial labor agreement that brought free agency and the salary cap to football.

The dome is a highly controversial project.

Committee: Scott Walker for Governor Candidate supported: Scott Walker Spot: "Right for Wisconsin" -- Another ad supporting Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) as he faces a potential recall election after pushing a highly controversial anti-labor bill in his first few months in office.

(Including the highly controversial Abbot's Point project in Australia).

Moving the allocation decision from an arbitrary process to a market-clearing auction should settle the debate over our economy's demand for skilled immigrant labor, and an incremental success in our highly controversial immigration debate might help break the immigration reform impasse in other areas, as well.

Fraser entered the prime ministership in highly controversial circumstances in 1975 when the then governor general John Kerr dismissed Gough Whitlam's Labor government, but won three elections before his defeat to the ALP's Bob Hawke in 1983.

This was highly controversial.

Irradiation is highly controversial.

Both are highly controversial.

The theory is highly controversial.

The argument is highly controversial.