Sentence examples for more contentious aspects from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama did not envision a mandate requiring all Americans to purchase health insurance; that is one of the more contentious aspects of the new law.

But Richards also seems prepared to use the size and prominence of his New York stage to take on some of the more contentious aspects of the game he plays: hits to the head and even, guardedly, the suddenly fraught issue of fighting.

It will be seen below, with some of the more contentious aspects of the notation, that doctrines of substance are built into the notation of PM.

Among the more contentious aspects of the pending reauthorization of the Clean Air Act, Bush's Clear Skies proposal would replace mandatory controls on emissions from power plants with a national "cap and trade" system whereby utilities could buy and sell pollution allowances.

The individual mandate, one of the more contentious aspects of Obamacare which requires all Americans to sign up for health insurance, will be shifted and reformatted.

Originally, this took the form of a program called PAM, aka the Project Ares Mod, which fiddled with some of the more contentious aspects of COD4 for competitive players.

But that is because Dr Beauregard is interested in one particular, and far more contentious, aspect of the mescaline experience the capacity of the drug to inspire feelings of spirituality or closeness to God.

The preoccupation with Palestinian issues served, however briefly, to shift the focus away from what some Israelis have considered an even more contentious aspect of the papal visit — the German pope's record as a youth in the Nazi era and criticism of a speech he made at the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial on Monday.

A more contentious aspect of AgRP biology relates to its potential action as an inverse agonist at melanocortin receptors.

Some of the most hotly disputed aspects of the case will only become more contentious with the release of these reports.

The swap-dealer designation, which applies only to firms that arrange more than $8 billion worth of swaps contracts annually, was among the most contentious aspects of the crackdown.