At least that's what Rep. George Cleveland, a Republican in the state assembly, claimed Thursday in a meeting of state legislators, making himself the latest and perhaps most controversial target of controversy in a heated debate over funding for that state's early childhood programs.
In 2007, Mona became the target of controversy when "she wrote a beautiful article on Mother's Day," says El Saadawi.
A few weeks ago, Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia indicated that any disaster relief would have to be offset by some other budget cuts; he seemed to back away slightly from that position at the end of last week, as the peace blossoms were blooming, but that bill could still be a target for controversy as it hits both chambers.
Claims of German payments focus on Bogdan-Pitești's shady political dealings, the target of controversy since 1915.
Despite this critical success, the series has been the target of controversy due to its glamourised depiction of crime and violence.
The cost of the international media centre, the Experience Canada pavilion, and artificial lake, which were,, and $57,000 respectively, was the target of controversies.
For reasons outlined in the introduction, this study has principally targeted recent controversy surrounding the roles of auxin transport in Physcomitrella gametophore development.
"The Englishman had been sent to follow the Iraqi target, but this controversy poisoned the waters on dealing with the Iraqi target," a senior Czech official said.
The museum's overweening personality is probably a good thing for the long-range dynamism of British art culture, which hereby acquires a battleship-size fixed target for substantive controversy.
In the regular season finale of 2001, Favre was the target of minor controversy when, in a game against the New York Giants at Giants Stadium, he was sacked by the Giants defensive end Michael Strahan.
