Sentence examples for service controversy from inspiring English sources

Neither Hayes nor a statement from NOAA announcing his replacement mentioned the weather service controversy.

Though the service sparked controversy, it wasn't illegal.

The Crown Prosecution Service caused controversy by using a law aimed against nuisance calls – originally to protect "female telephonists at the Post Office" in the 1930s – rather than specific bomb hoax legislation, which requires stronger evidence of intent.

Forced arbitration came up after the Equifax hack when consumers noticed it in the company's terms of service, a controversy that Equifax sort of clarified in its sketchy Equifax-like way.

Since April, clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) have been allowed to take on extra responsibility for commissioning primary care services – generating controversy about whether GPs may profit from their decisions.

BBC political correspondent Ross Hawkins said there were clear tensions in Whitehall about both changes to the civil service, and controversies in which the most senior civil servants in government departments - permanent secretaries - had been publicly criticised.

London student leaders have voted not to attend a Remembrance Sunday service, inevitably causing controversy with the decision.

After 28 years of service – and increasing controversy about the depiction of the character – it has been reported that the Indian-American convenience store worker may no longer appear in The Simpsons.

Nor was it even the first time this year that a Chinese organization's female-friendly service has sparked controversy.

Some say the church's membership, once around 1,200, has dwindled over the years; about 250 people attended services until the controversy began last fall.

Ryan said redirecting federal funding from Planned Parenthood to "community health centers" would allow the centers to provide the same types of services without the controversy surrounding abortion.