Sentence examples for uncontroversial right from inspiring English sources

If the enjoyment or realization of a controversial right is an important precondition for the enjoyment of an uncontroversial right, one can defend the controversial right by documenting its strong supporting role.

Sounds pretty uncontroversial, right?

But a seemingly uncontroversial human rights provision authored by Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J). is giving the administration serious headaches as it attempts to win over skeptical members of its own party.

If the harm is insignificant, cannot be demonstrated or does not outweigh the benefits, it seems to me relatively uncontroversial that the right to build should apply.

Bill Bratton, the former New York police commissioner, former Los Angeles chief of police and the go-to policing guru for mayoral candidates of both parties this year, says the practice is indispensable and uncontroversial when done right: it should be based on a reasonable suspicion, it should be done with respect, and it should be employed consistently.

Although never uncontroversial, intellectual property rights in biotechnological innovation are once more the focus of intense debate.

He paints a picture that will confirm most Guardian-readers' stereotypes of the place, which is simultaneously gratifying (we were right!) and uncontroversial.

Mr. Jonze's film, extrapolated from a few hundred words and a dozen or so illustrations by Maurice Sendak — not uncontroversial in their own right, by the way — is dense with difficult emotions.