Sentence examples for rule controversy from inspiring English sources

This is just the latest case of baseball players proving themselves to be the world's most sensitive athletes - is it me or does it seem like every week brings about another unwritten baseball rule controversy?

The American Appaloosa Association was founded in 1983 by members opposed to the registration of plain-colored horses, as a result of the color rule controversy.

The catalyst for the rules controversy began with a short and simple text message.

The golf gods have gotten used to this by now, though, and had he broken through here, everyone would still be gnashing teeth over the rules controversy.

Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spieth and thousands of Oakmont fans were vocal in their delight after Johnson recovered from a sensational rules controversy to end his drought.

A solution to the whip rules controversy appears some way off, despite the scheduled meeting on Friday between jockeys and the British Horseracing Authority.

Great golf, bad golf, injured wrist, rules controversy and, finally, to hospital – just another day in the life and times of Rory McIlroy, who did not lead after the opening day of the PGA Championship in Atlanta but certainly garnered all the attention.

Shanks suggested that there were not enough rules controversies and video-replay opportunities to make hiring an umpire worthwhile for baseball telecasts.

It was one of four rules controversies that claimed Woods this year, most prominently at the Masters, where he replaced his ball incorrectly after hitting the pin and finding water at the 15th hole.

In a tumultuous year for Hong Kong that will see a new pro-Beijing leader take power July 1, the 15th anniversary of the city's return to Chinese rule, the controversy involving The South China Morning Post has focused attention on perceived attempts by Beijing to rein in moves toward democracy.

Courts rule on controversies, and my position is that in ruling on these controversies they are granted broad discretionary power to remedy wrongdoing in our elections.