(NYT) THE PRIMARIES NEWCOMER BEATS G.O.P. LAWMAKER Representative Merrill Cook of Utah, who spent two controversial terms in the House, became the first Republican incumbent to lose in a primary this year.
As the unpopular president lags behind Socialist frontrunner, François Hollande, and has yet to declare his bid for a difficult re-election battle in April and May, he is leaving it to Morano to shout down his critics in headline-grabbing, often controversial terms.
Disregarding the Court's recent precedent, Justice Kennedy's majority opinion curtailed reproductive rights in dramatic, drastic and controversial terms.
Put the definition of controversial terms in writing.
The winner got 18.6m votes, even more than the 17m recorded by his populist predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, in his run-off triumph in 2005, when he was elected to the first of his two controversial terms.In this section Will he make a difference?
In addition, communication among cardiologists, radiologists and surgeons is often difficult because of complex, diverse and controversial terms used in the description of congenital heart diseases, which may lead to misunderstanding of the surgical anatomy [2].
She served four controversial terms as India's prime minister, before being assassinated in 1984.
As a result, the Founding Fathers label that originated in the 19th century as a quasi-religious and nearly reverential designation has become a more controversial term in the 21st.
The estimable John Strang choked nervously during his presentation when he mentioned 'harm reduction', lamely explaining that it's not a controversial term in Europe.
President Donald Trump labeled outgoing National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn "a globalist" during a cabinet meeting on Thursday, making the third time in three days that the controversial term has been used on the national stage.
