Trevor-Roper wrote a number of noncontroversial books, including The Gentry, 1540 1640 (1953), Historical Essays (1957), Religion, the Reformation and Social Change, and Other Essays (1967), Princes and Artists: Patronage and Ideology at Four Habsburg Courts, 1517 1633 (1976), and Catholics, Anglicans and Puritans (1987).
Jaitley was known as an eloquent speaker, and his political and professional career was largely noncontroversial.
Throughout his long political career, Badal was seen as a moderate, even-tempered, and liberal leader, and both his public life and his private life had been generally noncontroversial.
Ansari's tenure in office was largely noncontroversial.
In addition to the noncontroversial language families listed here, there have been numerous proposals of remote genealogical connections that attempt to group some of these into even broader, more inclusive groupings.
After his election as president in 1973, Childers's early death frustrated his hope of making the presidency a platform for noncontroversial pronouncements and intellectual debate.
Derationing, decontrolling, rehousing, safeguarding the precarious balance of payments these were relatively noncontroversial policies; only the return of nationalized steel and road transport to private hands aroused excitement.
Caesar himself initiated a noncontroversial and much-needed act for punishing misconduct by governors of provinces.
The theory is that this is an efficient way of clearing noncontroversial proposals, but the procedure is also used for other purposes: to slip bills through or to deny members an opportunity to amend them, under the pretense that if a bill is on the suspension calendar it is by definition noncontroversial.
"Because they do not do their business in a way that facilitates noncontroversial things.
And, for Reid and others, it is not a stretch to see the connection between the filibuster compromise and the relatively noncontroversial nomination of John G. Roberts.
