Sentence examples for program controversy from inspiring English sources

McDonald's Canada went on an all-out attack against the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation on Friday, accusing the broadcaster of playing loose with the facts after it aired audio of McDonald's CEO John Betts calling the country's temporary foreign worker program controversy "bullshit".

Now the Royal Exchange has turned to its harmless frippery, perhaps to steady the schedule after a couple of programming controversies.

While Mr. Thompson has been criticized in the Savile case, after other programming controversies flared, he had ordered internal inquiries, fired people, tightened policies and instituted training on ethics and standards.

The program aroused controversy even before the McCarthy report.

It's about the policies, he stressed again, before defending the exact match program and controversy surrounding voting rights in Georgia.

Labor has passed voluntary euthanasia laws, undertaken a royal commission into family violence, followed up with millions in new funding, recommitted to the Safe Schools anti-bullying program despite controversy, established Melbourne's first safe injecting room to reduce drug overdoses and is forging ahead with a treaty for Indigenous Victorians.

In a cluttered programming era, controversy is oxygen, so MTV was undoubtedly happy with the tsk-tsking the show incited in advance.

Based on these results and subsequent published guidelines [ 7, 8], hospitals increasingly adopted glycemic control programs, despite controversy regarding how best to use continuous insulin therapy to normalize glucose, the optimal target ranges for improved outcomes and patient populations that most benefit.

But from the beginning, the program set off controversy.

That year, Beijing approved the pilot program, stoking widespread controversy.

Since the govt. funded the program, politics and controversy followed the funding.