Sentence examples for the controversy presented from inspiring English sources

Judge Victor Marrero of Federal District Court in Manhattan, in ruling against the animal rights group in July 2000, said the controversy presented weighty constitutional issues.

Further studies are required to confirm whether the controversy presented above comes from differences in the species of experimental animals used and/or differences in the pharmacological properties of each δ receptor agonist and antagonist used.

Yet the controversy presents no new issues about a technology that has always had serious shortcomings.

For Beijing, the Shugden controversy presented an opportunity to undermine the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan cause.

For observers with a sense of history, this controversy presents some apparently contradictory elements.

Its controversial report was insulated from its controversy, presented to a large degree unchallenged.

While many insular art world dialogues are filled with contradictions and subtleties, the Ofili controversy presents a chance for the art-loving masses to converge over a mutual love of artistic expression.

But in this case he was convinced he could not follow the standard television formula of walking a line to steer clear of controversy, presenting, as he said in an interview, "the arguments of the two different sides to provide balance".

Being aware of the ambiguities and controversies presented in this manuscript is necessary for not getting trapped in discussions on 'ins' and 'outs', but to research, teach and work together towards better health for all globally (read: as you want, but be specific about it).

The controversy has presented the Japanese government with a difficult choice: whether to favor increasingly impassioned popular sentiments about the abductees, or to pursue rapprochement with North Korea, with which it has never had diplomatic relations.

This is why many social science teachers prefer "teaching the controversy," or presenting all sides of the question, fairly, without taking sides, but having the students decide for themselves.