Sentence examples for unpopular process from inspiring English sources

If the Shulmans win the case, the state would be forced to implement a metro-wide desegregation effort, which would likely involve the unpopular process of redrawing school district boundaries.

Complaints were rife that newly ordained snatch squads were abusing their powers of stop-and-search (the hugely unpopular "Suss" process) to humiliate peaceable citizens.

But local police often help federal officers in such tense situations, and in choosing not to let his officers assist in this case, Mr. Penelas, and those mayors who backed him, are siding against an unpopular but legal process, say some experts on police actions and crowd control.

GTAW in windy or drafty environments increases the amount of shielding gas necessary to protect the weld, increasing the cost and making the process unpopular outdoors.

I read in the papers that Kazakhstan was scrapping its tourist visa fees and an unpopular, tedious sign-in process for foreigners, to try make the country more "tourist friendly".

The major drawbacks of this approach for the semantic annotation of music content are (1) a newly added music recording must be tagged manually, before it can be retrieved [1], which is a time-consuming and expensive process and (2) unpopular music recordings may not be tagged at all [2].

That drew scorn from Republicans, who said it was proof that Democrats were using shady deals to get an unpopular bill through the legislative process.

Obamacare and viciously cut Medicaid in the process—has been unpopular and branded as cruel by Democrats, who have also criticized the secretive process by which these bills were written.

If you don't embrace parts of my bill, I will waste the next three months trying to push an unpopular measure through an ugly reconciliation process that will probably lead to failure anyway.

Hence rubber collection was a labour-intensive process which made it unpopular with the villagers.

This process made Cutts highly unpopular on Wight, although he continued in its governorship until his death in 1707.