Sentence examples for uncontroversial challenges from inspiring English sources
Early in his presidency, he issued several signing statements that made relatively uncontroversial challenges.
The first part is relatively uncontroversial, and wasn't challenged in this case.
Much of what was included in the committee's report consisted of numerous details that the Convention had never discussed but which the committee correctly viewed as uncontroversial and unlikely to be challenged; and as such, much of the committee's proposal would ultimately be incorporated into the final version of the Constitution without debate.
Given the impoverished state of political engagement in this era, it seems more likely that the conventions will glide smoothly through these modest challenges and present their bland, uncontroversial and irrelevant faces to the world once again.
The prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, launched Chris Mitchell's book on Friday with what he called an "uncontroversial speech" about his love of newspapers and the challenges facing the media.
This (partial) solution would give journalists an uncontroversial way to apply the recommendation of Miller's committee "to challenge statements that stray too far from science".
He escaped with an uncontroversial unanimous points win, but not before fending off an unexpectedly stiff challenge from the 8-1 underdog, whose relentless pressure, work rate and underrated athleticism had Khan fighting off his back heel throughout the fight.
That argument is too opaque to permit an uncontroversial reconstruction, and instead I will conclude the exposition of her position by describing the challenge the argument is meant to meet.
It is likely that the estimated 60% concordance rate underestimates the challenges as several of the drugs considered (for example, carglumic acid and pasiroetide) appear to have been relatively uncontroversial, which made concordance likely.
This system is uncontroversial.
