A real-terms freeze on the NHS budget which proved relatively uncontroversial, given the much deeper cuts made by the coalition elsewhere might have helped them bite.
The science behind climate change has proved relatively uncontroversial in most countries, but the Republican Party, backed by oil industry-funded research, has championed a skeptical view for decades.
She says that the institutes have become lodestones of what she calls a "China fear".When China opened its first Confucius Institute in 2004 in Seoul, it hoped the new effort would prove as uncontroversial as cultural-outreach programmes sponsored by Western governments, such as the British Council, the Alliance Française and Germany's Goethe-Institut.
FOR GOVERNMENTS THE world over, slapping sanctions on the Islamic Republic has proved popular and uncontroversial at home.
It will prove a relatively uncontroversial choice from what was a hugely contentious shortlist.
US Ambassador Samantha Power, said: "In the end, there was a candidate whose experience, vision and versatility across a range of areas proved compelling, and it was remarkably uncontentious, uncontroversial".
We are all with you". US Ambassador Samantha Power, said: "In the end, there was a candidate whose experience, vision and versatility across a range of areas proved compelling, and it was remarkably uncontentious, uncontroversial". British Ambassador Matthew Rycroft said he was pleasantly surprised that the Council came together.
This proved to be impossible even though Hayes was both uncontroversial and a man whose qualifications for the job include having already been deputy secretary of the interior.
Twenty years later, he has largely been proved right and the neuroscience of violence is now relatively uncontroversial, a matter of debate not protest.
It is uncontroversial that, once a → b has been proved, it should remain so when afterward ¬ a is proved.
