Sentence examples for the two controversies from inspiring English sources
The two controversies, together, indicate a boundary beyond which judicial rulings and legislative acts cannot resolve disputes — where we have to live with the disagreeable opinions of fellow citizens.
The two controversies late in Grass's life illustrate the gaps and limits in Germany's engagement with the Nazi past, which is nowadays often held up as a model for other countries such as Japan – not least by Germans themselves.
Gail L. Hunton, who as principal historic preservation specialist for the Monmouth County Park System has been involved in the Rumson case, draws this lesson from the two controversies: Local governments should have good, clear preservation ordinances that don't clash with their zoning ordinances, so everyone knows the rules.
This work highlights the prominent role of basal slip during high-temperature deformation of microcrystalline pure Mg and suggests that this enhanced basal activity might be key to rationalizing the two controversies under scrutiny.
Whatever the nature of their working relationship is, we know there's been some discord between the two controversy-spawning performers.
And of the three controversies currently preoccupying Washington — along with whether the I.R.S. targeted conservative groups and the Department of Justice secretly subpoenaing A.P. phone records — Benghazi is the only one in which White House officials even play a role.
"While President Obama remains popular, he struggles to maintain the voters' trust in the wake of the three controversies which have become national news since the May Suffolk poll," Mr. Paleologos said.
His warning against "fishing expeditions" came when he was asked on the CBS program "Face the Nation" about a remark by the White House chief of staff, Denis R. McDonough, who said he instructed staff not to spend more than 10 percent of their time on the three controversies.
A Quinnipiac University poll released Thursday found that 44percentt of registered voters surveyed consider the IRS scandal the most significant of the three controversies.
On a trip to Atlanta, Obama did not specifically mention the three controversies that engulfed his administration last week and raised questions as to how much of his second-term agenda he will be able to achieve.
In June, in what Steve Smith, writing in The Times, called a "miracle of continuing miracles," the New York Philharmonic performed the premiere of "Two Controversies and a Conversation".
