Sentence examples for to avoid the controversial from inspiring English sources
Ms Matheson writes that the talk should be "constructive rather than destructive" and adds: "We are supposed to avoid the controversial handling of religious, industrial or political subjects except in discussions or debates".
This diagnosis, using the local peak of vertical velocity, enables us to avoid the controversial discussion on the threshold dependences of detected convections.
To avoid the controversial practice, Guthy-Renker disclosed that their infomercials were paid advertisements at the beginning of each program.
Now both sides in the case have agreed to further delay the hearing, apparently in an attempt to try to find a way to avoid the controversial closing.
Peter Hain, who was part of Mr Miliband's leadership campaign team, said an increase in tax on the wealthy would "square the circle", allowing Labour to avoid the Coalition Government's controversial cut to child benefit.
In Latin America, it is hard to avoid the distinction of being controversial or politically-charged as Escobar found out when he embroidered underpants with the national symbol of Guatemala in 24-karat gold, but Escobar aims to circumvent that reputation whenever possible.
However, any future energy union should avoid the controversial single buyer model as proposed by Polish Prime Minister Tusk [17].
The Labor leader will avoid the controversial situation of becoming bedfellows with Scottish separatists.
Critics of Germany's NetzDG law argue it will encourage tech platforms to censor controversial content to avoid the risk of big fines.
But unlike their absolutist counterparts in the Gulf and Asia, most royal families have survived because they allow electorates to avoid the difficult search for a non-controversial but respected public figure.
Individual passages are assigned to distinct layers of development, yet she is careful not to allocate specific years of origination to those strata and thus avoids the controversial practice of providing dates for the evolution of their formation.
