Sentence examples for most contested issues from inspiring English sources

Among the most contested issues, the committee is still debating whether Kurdish should be an official national language in addition to Arabic.

WASHINGTON — The new Supreme Court term, which begins Monday, includes cases on some of the most contested issues of the day, including protests at military funerals, illegal immigration, support for religious schools, violent video games, DNA evidence and prosecutorial misconduct.

Even if one accepts his assertion that the Constitution was designed to guarantee broad participation in the democratic process, the notion doesn't help lawyers and judges who are trying to adjudicate cases involving some of the most contested issues in constitutional law — race, privacy, and religion.

In either case, the concept of de emerges as a Daoist response to the question of human nature, which was one of the most contested issues in early Chinese philosophy.

The welfare of children has become one of the central, most contested issues in the fight over marriage laws.

Ta-Nehisi Coates is a journalist, blogger, and memoirist who brings personal reflection and historical scholarship to bear on America's most contested issues.

The debate on Song's case made the NSL the most contested issue again in 2004.

The most contested number in this debate is zero.

The most politically contested issues, such as bulldozing slums to make way for the contestants' village, have largely been settled.Rather, the OC displays many of the weaknesses of India's incompetent public sector at large.

Since becoming pontiff in March 2013, Pope Francis has commented on many of the world's most contested political issues, from income inequality to abortion, earning him a selection as Time's 2013 Person of the Year and a cover story in Rolling Stone.

Health coverage is one of the most hotly contested issues.