Sentence examples for issue of controversy from inspiring English sources
Aid has been another issue of controversy.
"I'm not a lawyer, but it is absolutely an issue of controversy as to whether public documents can be altered on an after-the-fact basis".
The allocation of highly coveted property in Abuja has long been an issue of controversy in Nigeria, stemming from the widely held belief that successive administrations have parcelled out much of the land in the territory to members of the political elite since the early 1990s, when the national capital was moved from Lagos to this undeveloped district at the centre of Nigeria.
Pressure will increase on 17 September, when the Greater London Authority's oversight committee will scrutinise how procurement contracts relating to the garden bridge were awarded, a process won by designer Thomas Heatherwick and which since has become an issue of controversy.
Whether a general reduction in salt intake reduces or actually enhances cardiovascular mortality in man remains an issue of controversy.
Although physical activity is widely acknowledged to be an important part of a healthy lifestyle, the required doses of activity leading to beneficial health effects remain as an issue of controversy [1 4].
"Are there any potential issues of controversy or concern we should be aware of?" Parker Executive Search asked.
Secrecy and ritual became the central issues of controversy, and many members took exception to Stephens's opposition to strikes and other job actions.
At the prime minister's insistence, the conference dutifully abolished its last remaining rights to vote down the leadership on issues of controversy.
This paper also discusses some issues of controversy regarding childcare support policies which the government will encounter in the process of policy creation as well as actually undertaking policy projects.
But because it represents councils across the political spectrum it is rarely able to take a strong public stand on issues of controversy such as the council tax freeze.
