Sentence examples for interior controversies from inspiring English sources
With encyclopedic rigor and commendable patience she attempted to introduce me to the discipline: its converging histories and sub-fandoms, its vicissitudes and interior controversies.
Claude Guéant, a Sarkozy confidant who is now interior minister, caused more controversy Monday when he said of Islam, "It's true that this growth in the number of faithful in this religion and a certain number of behaviors poses a problem".
The organization was founded in 1977 by James G. Watt, who later became President Ronald Reagan's first interior secretary but who resigned under controversy in 1983.
Yuriy Lutsenko's tenure as interior minister was often marked by controversy.
The latest controversy to surround the ambitious former interior minister erupted after the satirical weekly Le Canard Enchaîné cited sources "close to Chirac" saying a deal had been struck between the two men.
RPI had hoped to convert it into a hotel, but a new proposal to gut the interior completely has been the subject of local controversy.
But Nicolas Sarkozy, the current French president who was then interior minister, put it well in 2006 during the previous controversy: he preferred, he said, "an excess of caricature to an excess of censorship".
As the daily newspaper Libération republished the caricatures, threatening to reignite the row, French interior minister and presidential hopeful, Nicolas Sarkozy, waded into the controversy by publicly supporting the magazine.
On Sunday, the controversy surrounding Günter Grass's poem Was Gesagt Werden Muss (What Must Be Said) escalated, with Israeli interior minister Eli Yishai confirming Grass was now considered a persona non grata in Israel, which amounts to a travel ban.
Controversy also continues over the ultimate source of iron (weathering as opposed to magmatic iron escaping from the Earth's interior) and over the possible role of microorganisms such as bacteria and algae in the precipitation of the iron.
