Sentence examples for uncontroversial decisions from inspiring English sources

Mr Hollande has taken largely uncontroversial decisions.

"These are routine, uncontroversial decisions that are being ignored at a time of great need," he said.

But it seems as if there's a huge disconnect between people who are computer-science literate, and the people delivering the policy". Besides, politicians like making uncontroversial decisions.

This contrasted with the House of Representatives, a body elected by popular vote, and was described as an uncontroversial decision to make; James Wilson was the sole advocate of popularly electing the Senate and his proposal was defeated 10 1.

According to originalism, the constitution protects us from judges and other officials by restricting them (largely) to politically and morally uncontroversial, neutral decisions about historical intentions and understandings.

At a recent conference, it announced details of several important technologies nearing "recommendation status" (W3C-speak for standard), in particular XML (Extensible Markup Language), which enables computers to work out exactly what data on a web article represent and how to process them.Yet the W3C is no longer uncontroversial, because its decisions have more than technical implications.

Although most decisions are uncontroversial, inexplicable omissions and unjustified exclusions are commonplace.

The facts This is fairly uncontroversial, and based on political decisions, though of course future governments could theoretically reverse those decisions.

These decisions are largely uncontroversial.

A-whaling they will go A single heartbeat Glaring across the river Sisters without leaders ReprintsThe decision was not uncontroversial.

No serious attempt to reverse or even moderate the leave decision would ever be uncontroversial.