Janice, Republican Delegate from Texas: That's such a controversial issue.
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One recommendation, for example, dealt with a particularly controversial issue.
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Again, it was a role that tackled a controversial issue.
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Surely, with such a controversial issue, you've had some pushback.
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The change could affect several lawsuits involving the controversial issue.
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One controversial issue we've talked about in the U.S. is immigration.
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That said, fulfillment of disability desires has become a controversial issue.
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The use of live facial recognition has become a controversial issue.
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But the Trump context has made this controversial issue even more incendiary.
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I believed a person's position on this controversial issue reflected her whole character.
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Well, the NFL adopting new rules today to deal with this controversial issue.
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As with any controversial issue, backlash is inevitable, and Scott was no exemption.
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She has never been shy in posting her views on the controversial issue.
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This has been a controversial issue within the administration and it remains unsettled.
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Veganism will likely remain a controversial issue in Italy for years to come.
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Another controversial issue was the Taiwan presidential election, which took place in January.
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It's also throwing a controversial issue like "free speech on campus" into the mix.
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Controversial projects Another controversial issue that environmentalists say has weakened Florida's reefs: Port dredging.
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This happens any time a company conducts its own investigation into a controversial issue.
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January 6, 2016 The controversial issue of guns in the U.S. headlines today's program.
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The controversy, as if human life and death should ever be a controversial issue.
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Corona bonds are a controversial issue that has been dividing the 27-country region.
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"This is not a controversial issue," Christine Lüders, the director of the agency, said.
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"Particularly under the current administration, this has been a controversial issue," Avol told me.
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Social media monitoring software has become an attractive tool, and controversial issue, for law enforcement.
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The most controversial issue centred on culture: what immigrants need to do to fit in.
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The U.S. Supreme Court will take on the controversial issue of voter purges on Jan.
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Becoming the face of such a controversial issue brings a lot of pressure, she said.
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I know that it's still a controversial issue and some think that it doesn't exist.
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Contributions to NATO have been a controversial issue between the US and its NATO allies.
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The code would bar teachers from introducing a "controversial issue" unrelated to a class subject.
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There is also the more controversial issue of actions aimed at stabilizing the ObamaCare marketplaces.
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Notably, a respondent's race plays a role in where they land on the controversial issue.
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But they must realize that success on this hotly controversial issue is anything but inevitable.
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"This is going to be a controversial issue," said Mr. Cuomo, a third-term Democrat.
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On the controversial issue of immigration, Trump has broad support for some of his key proposals.
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That is a highly controversial issue because it was a matter of an agreement over money.
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The US-Mexican border has always been a controversial issue for both countries and their politicians.
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The witness pool was a largely one-sided affair in what is normally a controversial issue.
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Trump has often spoken out against abortion, a controversial issue that Evangelicals are highly opposed to.
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But outside of the beltway, it is a relatively non-controversial issue that affects every American.
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"I think it's an extremely controversial issue," Slotkin said in a Newsweek article published this month.
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Charter schools are a controversial issue, especially in Massachusetts, where education policy is not taken lightly.
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Trade has always been a controversial issue, but roughly equal shares of Democrats and Republicans supported it.
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"It's a very controversial issue right now, even between my own co-workers and friends," Gonzales said.
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The tax is a controversial issue that would face some opposition within the Democratic and Republican parties.
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The program will end in six months, giving Ryan another controversial issue he must deal with soon.
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"That's a very controversial issue, actually," said Patrick Kinney, a professor of public health at Boston University.
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Politicians on both sides of the aisle tend to treat abortion rights like a deeply controversial issue.
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Instead, she cleverly fabricates a scenario that combines algorithms with a very controversial issue—student loan debt.
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The proposal leaves the controversial issue of the size of the budget for EU leaders to decide.
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The only thing that&aposs changed, of course, is this controversial issue of separating kids from their parents.
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The state of immigration negotiations encapsulates the fundamental reason this shutdown happened: Immigration is a messy, controversial issue.
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Always worth remembering: Climate change is a controversial issue, divided along partisan lines, but clean energy is not.
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The issuance of ILCs to the likes of car manufactures and supermarkets has long been a controversial issue.
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Some legislatures are too cautious to take up a controversial issue, so they leave the decision to voters.
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BURNABY NORTH-SEYMOUR, BRITISH COLUMBIA The Trans Mountain Pipeline is a controversial issue in this West Coast riding.
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Top Senate Republicans quickly expressed concerns with tacking a controversial issue like immigration onto the must-pass bill.
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ICANN's globalization creates peril and promise Understatement of the day, month, year, decade: net neutrality is a controversial issue.
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This claim is usually employed to depoliticize an admittedly controversial issue and make disarmament seem like simple common sense.
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"Another controversial issue are these photographs that keep surfacing courtesy of your American journalist in Iraq," another post read.
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But donor anonymity is still a controversial issue, whether from the perspective of the sperm donor or the children.
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News releases fly every time a controversial issue arises from public interest groups and those affiliated with the parties.
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Kaeser's LinkedIn post on Monday offers a rare look into how a business leader grapples with a controversial issue.
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But while these drugs are moderately effective in adults, their rising use of antipsychotics in children is a controversial issue.
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While Syria has been a controversial issue here and abroad, what's not controversial is one of the solutions: safe zones.
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And if the controversial issue of secret marriages is added to the mix, there's even less incentive to come forward.
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It is unclear whether the business leaders will meet with President Trump at the White House on the controversial issue.
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Aka, the controversial issue of 'shadow profiles' — which both US and EU politicians questioned founder Mark Zuckerberg about last year.
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The case, which concerned access to contraceptive coverage under the Affordable Care Act, raised a controversial issue about religious freedom.
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Trump's plan comes about a month before the Supreme Court is expected to hear a case weighing the controversial issue.
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Responses to the most controversial issue, on Muslim immigration, were released in summary form before the bulk of the survey.
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Why it's a controversial issue Supporters of "stand your ground" laws say they give people the right to protect themselves.
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As one member of Congress put it, they aren't taking up the controversial issue unless Trump makes them do it.
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Congress has abdicated its role, choosing to defer to the executive branch rather than take on a potentially controversial issue.
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It's a controversial issue because, first of all, the Pentagon is outright denying that their rules of engagement have changed.
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This proves to be an interestingly controversial issue, which goes to the multifaceted nature of the precious metal as an investment.
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The conspiracy theory is based on the very real — and very controversial — issue of post-apartheid land reform in South Africa.
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Long before the wall along the Mexico border and a Muslim "ban," Trump was fixated on another controversial issue: Obama's birthplace.
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A majority supports allowing teachers and school officials to carry guns on school grounds, a controversial issue proposed by President Trump.
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For his part, Mr. Obama saved his activism for what would otherwise be a less controversial issue: the plight of refugees.
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Her remarks are also likely to thrust the controversial issue of the filibuster in front of other 2020 Democratic presidential candidates.
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"Pain in the Machine," a 12-minute documentary released by the University of Cambridge on Monday, tackles this multifaceted and controversial issue.
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This will require the administration to seek congressional input even as they bypass the traditional legislative process to address this controversial issue.
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"It was entirely inappropriate for the president to visit our troops and talk about a highly controversial issue," Brown said on CNN.
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The big picture: The use of animals in scientific research remains a controversial issue between scientists, activists and often politicians, Pew explains.
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Even the supposedly controversial issue of "taxpayer-funded abortions," which Republicans have used to justify defunding Planned Parenthood, isn't actually that controversial.
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If they simply deny the stay request, they will have once again successfully avoided a controversial issue in a fiery political climate.
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The controversial issue cuts across two of Trump's core constituencies of farmers in the nation's heartland and blue-collar workers at refineries.
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Transgender rights have become part of a heated debate in the United States recently, though it is a less-controversial issue in Canada.
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The highly anticipated arguments mark the first time the nation's highest court has tackled the controversial issue of abortion in nearly a decade.
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Morgan delves into the controversial issue and meets several young undocumented immigrants struggling to make their way through the hateful narratives around it.
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But "if it's pure ideology, if it's pure public policy, positions on a controversial issue, that is insufficient to warrant recusal," he said.
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"I was very pleasantly surprised that it hasn't become a controversial issue," said Monte Shaw, executive director of the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association.
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"When a controversial issue arises, he tries to balance various interests," a Kyiv political analyst, Volodymyr Fesenko, said of Mr. Zelensky's unexpected reprieve.
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Earlier this year, Mulvaney reignited the controversial issue by requesting input on potential changes to how the agency manages the consumer complaint database.
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If there was a controversial issue where the Senate was deadlocked, McCain made sure he was part of the effort to fix it.
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And the president&aposs comments, once again, sort of throw more, you know, gasoline on the fire of what is a very controversial issue.
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The House Oversight Committee has launched an investigation into allegations of voter suppression in Georgia — a hugely controversial issue in last year's midterm elections.
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This is not a controversial issue, an estimated 85033 percent of women and 64 percent of men support providing contraception care at no cost.
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It's a platform for conservative lawmakers to talk about a controversial issue that's extremely difficult to actually examine, but very easy to rally around.
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Angela from Rhode Island thought it is helpful to put yourself in another person's shoes: I have changed my mind on a controversial issue.
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Hee Yun Chung from California switched sides on gun control: I've changed my mind over the controversial issue of guns over the past year.
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" It also says teachers can't introduce "any controversial issue that is not germane to the topic of the course or academic subject being taught.
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It's a controversial issue because it would likely entail companies such as WhatsApp, which use end-to-end encryption, to fundamentally change their platforms.
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Sanders' Medicare for All plan — which would end private insurance plans — is an especially controversial issue, and it's a plan Warren has embraced as well.
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" After the call Peña Nieto's office released a statement saying the two leaders "agreed at this point not to speak publicly about this controversial issue.
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These new restrictions have forced courts to dive back into a controversial issue, and further clarify what type of abortion regulation is legal in America.
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The DoJ suit put the Obama administration at the forefront of a new, controversial issue on civil rights, provoking a fierce backlash from many states.
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Yet Bustos has adopted a similar approach, saying she doesn't bring up the controversial issue as she sits down with potential candidates heading into 2020.
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Like its predecessors, the Tokyo Games will require billions in infrastructure investment — a controversial issue that requires political support for the use of public funds.
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"I do understand that this is a controversial issue, but what is not controversial is the evidence that led me to my decision," she said.
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At least one protester decided not to publish her opinion because she is afraid such a controversial issue might affect her application for U.S. citizenship.
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Messer made a stand in favor of adopting school vouchers, a controversial issue that jeopardized the bill; Rokita fumed to colleagues until Messer backed down.
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Castillo conceded defeat on Sunday after the preliminary results were announced, saying he would support the re-election of Hernandez, a highly controversial issue in Honduras.
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ICE funding and enforcement was a controversial issue even under President Barack Obama, but Trump's hardline, "zero-tolerance" policy toward illegal immigration has only heightened tensions.
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In a second example, a woman named Julie receives "vulgar messages" about her looks and sexual behavior after posting on social media about a controversial issue.
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Both judges will also continue to monitor the controversial issue, saying they will both retain jurisdiction in the case until the 2020 census results are processed.
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Planned cuts on funds to poorer regions, as proposed by the Commission and broadly agreed by EU states, do not appear as a crucially controversial issue.
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And, thanks to the "embedded" employees the companies had with the Trump campaign, there are more questions about how the firms work with controversial issue campaigns.
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So Trump said that Congress should act to "legalize" DACA by March — putting the perennially controversial issue of immigration at the top of their 2018 agenda.
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Lacking the votes to derail or change the Republican process, the maneuvers by the Democratic minority seemed more aimed at highlighting Republican efforts on a controversial issue.
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With none of the major Dutch parties expected to win a majority, a coalition government is once again likely, prompting further conflict over the highly controversial issue.
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Rosselló was fulfilling his campaign promise to push forward with the statehood process, which has been a controversial issue on the island for more than 100 years.
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Time and again, this has been stonewalled by a do-nothing Congress, which has helped turn a ban on high-capacity assault weapons into a controversial issue.
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"I know that for a lot of people it was a controversial issue, but for me, it was not," said Osage legislator Alice Buffalohead, the measure's author.
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AT ELSA RíOS GONZÁLEZ'S hair salon in Atenco, east of Mexico City, the chatter turns to the most controversial issue in town, the construction of an international airport.
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Lawmakers took up the controversial issue after the island's Constitutional Court ruled that the existing law -- which said marriage was between a man and a woman -- was unconstitutional.
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And there is a common misconception that abortion is a more controversial issue than the ones mentioned above — although it's important to note that is simply not true.
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How did a 17-year-old at a small Quaker school end up in the middle of a controversial issue that many adults—especially politicians—won't even discuss?
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The development threw the controversial issue into turmoil just as the Supreme Court was expected to issue a ruling on the dispute this week (The New York Times).
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The Institute of Directors said the amount of dividends paid to shareholders was a controversial issue and it backed the recommendation to oversee justification of these pay-outs.
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Conditions in ICE detention centers have been a controversial issue since last year, as the administration ramped up a policy of separating children of migrants from their parents.
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The Institute of Directors said the amount of dividends paid to shareholders was a controversial issue and it backed the recommendation to oversee justification of these pay-outs.
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Seventy-seven percent of those polled did not think of birth control as a controversial issue, and 90 percent said it was not a religious issue for them.
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However, the votes are forcing senators to once again take a stand in the wake of a mass shooting and debate the controversial issue in a high profile way.
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In particular, it does not require acceptance of free movement of people, budget contributions or being subject to the ECJ (though dispute settlement with Turkey is a controversial issue).
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Still, the Burr-Feinstein effort is expected to face a steep climb in a gridlocked Congress wary about tackling such a complex and controversial issue during an election year.
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Twitter 101: if you're a hardline supporter on one side of a controversial issue, nothing will save you from trolling if you show any affection for another polarising topic.
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But if the GOP-led House passed some impeachment measure it would move to the Senate and force Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to take up the controversial issue.
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Critics say neither side addresses the more controversial issue of millions of indigenous people and small farmers being forcefully removed from their ancestral land with little consultation or compensation.
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The vague wording of the debt agreement, however, was key for Germany, which holds general elections next year and where financial help for Greece is a highly controversial issue.
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But since the bill would forbid talk of "any controversial issue" not related to the classroom instruction, what should teachers say if students ask them about possible future walkouts?
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But Ms. Warren's determination to sidestep an essential but deeply controversial issue at the heart of the single-payer model — would people lose the choices offered by private insurance?
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Haspel — who may get a lot of face time with the president delivering his daily intelligence briefing — may have the chance to change Trump's mind on this controversial issue.
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It is almost unimaginable that one of the four liberal justices would even cast a conservative vote on a controversial issue, let alone make a permanent move to the right.
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Now, that&aposs an interesting way to take on a controversial issue, because all these candidates tend to eschew anything having to do with how they would rule on something.
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This has recently become an increasingly controversial issue, with the FBI attempting to legally compel Apple to weaken the security of one of its devices to assist in an investigation.
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It's these stories that take on the powerful task of destigmatizing the controversial issue, and remind us how necessary it is that women retain the rights to their own bodies.
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As someone who organized as a young person around a controversial issue, I recognize some similarities between the Parkland teens and the movement I was part of six years ago.
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According to the couple, the show examines multiple viewpoints regarding recent cases involving police brutality with the intention of getting people to consider all the angles of this controversial issue.
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Another controversial issue is the large number of trashed or abandoned bikes created by bikesharing companies, with photos of "bikesharing graveyards" becoming symbolic of the sector's excesses and unsustainable growth.
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Whitford The justices have agreed to wade into the controversial issue of partisan gerrymandering — the process of drawing voter districts to increase the political power of one party over another.
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"Here is perhaps the most controversial issue Roberts might be asked to rule upon, and yet it's also one of the most important to issues of basic fairness," Tsai said.
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We spoke to the writing duo about their own use of technology and why immigration remains such a controversial issue in the United States, a country quite literally built by immigrants.
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It has made similar comments in favor of leaving the euro zone before the election in March, but it toned down the rhetoric on the controversial issue as the vote approached.
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The White House has scrambled the congressional debate over a border tax by injecting the controversial issue of how to pay for a wall on the Mexican border into the discussions.
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Apparently, President Jóhannesson was joking and quickly backtracked from a full-on pineapple-on-pizza ban, perhaps concerned about the political capital incurred by taking sides on such a controversial issue.
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Addressing an increasingly controversial issue, the proposed rules would increase disclosure requirements for controversial "pay-for-privacy" plans in which ISPs offer discounts in exchange for more intrusive access to consumer data.
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"I'd like to see you hold back on settlements for a little bit," Trump told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.
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So too could any internal discussion of a potentially controversial issue, as reflected by the New York attorney general's investigation into ExxonMobil's lack of disclosure on the risks associated with climate change.
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"It has 2000,21897 ethnographic items, 21977m zoological ones, 6m insects, 8,000 musical instruments, 200,000 rock samples, 3,18973 historical maps, 4km of archives..." Unsurprisingly, the most controversial issue is how to present history.
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"Meaningful flexibility" for states appears to be a reference to expanding waivers in the deal to allow states to repeal more ObamaCare regulations, which would inject another controversial issue into the talks.
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Leaders have been racing to diffuse a revolt from moderates who were demanding action on immigration - a controversial issue that has divided the GOP for months during a critical midterm election year.
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"A historic resolution of a fiercely controversial issue" was how Warren Weaver Jr. of The Times described the Supreme Court's 7-2 vote in 1973 that lifted restrictions on first-trimester abortions.
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This all then gets jacked up on the jet fuel of social media, which has never met a controversial issue or basic disagreement that it could not turn utterly and completely toxic.
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During those seven weeks, the former women's world No. 1 Maria Sharapova was suspended for doping, and the controversial issue of equal prize money for women at all tournaments came to the forefront.
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The agency issued new guidelines to its corps of patent examiners on the controversial issue of subject matter eligibility, a key hurdle that inventors must overcome in order to be granted a patent.
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The debate over ICE enforcement, a controversial issue even under former President Obama, has only intensified under Trump, who made a get-tough approach on immigration central to his campaign message in 6900.
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As the day comes to an end, UPA members and protesters are happy their efforts had amounted to something; the bill passed, and lots of national press came to cover the controversial issue.
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Speaking at a town hall event broadcast by the PBS television network, Obama, a Democrat, said the federal government waded into the controversial issue after school districts asked the Education Department for guidance.
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They would represent the 12th reduction in pensions in seven years, a controversial issue for Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, whose Syriza party vowed to fight austerity when it was elected to office in 2015.
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"It is a controversial issue, because the current national systems are very different, and some countries would need to reduce legacy issues with their banks before it can be put in place," Regling said.
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The Texas senator, who rivals have at times accused of flip-flopping on the controversial issue (which he denies), seems to have found a way to thread the needle in the Lone Star State.
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Silicon Valley is already lining up in opposition to the proposal, and some D.C. observers are skeptical that any bill that deals with such a controversial issue will get passed in an election year.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday will hear a challenge to a Louisiana abortion law, which could see the justices revisit their rulings on the controversial issue since the landmark decision of Roe v. Wade.
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As we all know, the Trump administration had always wanted to implement tax cuts on individuals and companies yet there always remained a controversial issue on how to make up for this tax cut.
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Answering questions at a Senate oversight committee hearing this morning, FBI Director James Comey has hinted at growing consensus between technology companies and intelligence agencies over the controversial issue of how to access encrypted data.
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Both Lean In and the listening tour appear to engage with a controversial issue, while glossing over Facebook's role (in the lack of diversity in tech and the lack of diversity of news information, respectively).
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Rome (CNN)Pope Francis said the death penalty was "inadmissable" and that official Catholic teaching should be changed to reflect that, comments with the potential to reshape the church's public stance on the controversial issue.
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While Democrats broadly say Trump's fight with the NFL and NBA will help them politically in both the 28503 and 22019 elections, they also appear wary of completely entering the fray on the controversial issue.
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The staff post did not address the controversial issue of permanently filtering 'sensitive' content away from younger Tumblr users by default—at least until they turn 18 according to the age stated in their accounts.
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The prime minister met his Irish counterpart Leo Varadkar on Monday to discuss the controversial issue of the Irish "backstop," the major source of disagreement between Britain and the EU on the existing Withdrawal Agreement.
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Capitol Hill Republicans facing a tough midterm political environment may be reluctant to take action on a controversial issue unless the President uses his bully pulpit to sell a narrow change to the American public.
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But go back a bit further and marriage equality for gay people was a controversial issue, and women's rights and the status of African Americans in American life were the targets of intellectually lazy speculation.
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The new information about the depth of IRS involvement renews questions surrounding the controversial issue of President Donald Trump's tax returns, which he refused to release during the campaign despite decades of precedent by presidential candidates.
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The fight involves the heads of the Homeland Security, Energy and Commerce and Judiciary panels, all of which have signaled they want their hands on an already controversial issue that is only expected to get hotter.
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On Monday, he said the NFL "must respect" the U.S. flag and national anthem at its games, a day after his earlier comments on the controversial issue triggered protests at the league's games around the country.
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Trump, citing a segment from Fox News, claimed in a tweet last week that violence against farmers was related to the seizure of farmland, a highly controversial issue in South Africa with roots in its apartheid past.
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However, mining remains a controversial issue in the Southeast Asian nation due to past examples of environmental mismanagement, and only 3 percent of 9 million hectares identified by the state as having high mineral reserves is mined.
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Time and again, he landed squarely on the right side of history, actively defending everything from civil rights and the sanctity of public television to home taping television shows, a controversial issue during the VCR's early days.
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While authorities had already looked into a resisting arrest case, the media request brought up another controversial issue when it discovered video of another officer, who was transporting the woman to jail, making offensive statements about black people.
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"It's been a controversial issue for several decades, with some parts of the country, like the South, using corporal punishment more than others," Rothman said, adding that religious fundamentalists are also more likely to believe in corporal punishment.
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It's not often that you can put a group of diverse Americans with vastly different political and cultural views into a group and ask them to come to a consensus about policy recommendations regarding a very controversial issue.
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Anthony Brown on President Trump's decision to discuss the government shutdown during a surprise visit with US troops in Iraq: "It was entirely inappropriate for the President to visit our troops and talk about a highly controversial issue" pic.twitter.
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Their July impeachment push went nowhere, but if they file it as a "privileged" resolution, they could force a floor vote on whether to impeach Rosenstein, requiring every House member to take a recorded position on the controversial issue.
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But the chairman barely touched on his plan to eliminate the agency's net neutrality regulation, the most controversial issue that he's taken on during his chairmanship and the topic that drew a small group of protesters to the event.
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The statement also made no reference to the Franco-German idea of a euro zone budget — another highly controversial issue strongly backed by France, to which Germany is lukewarm and which is strongly opposed by countries like the Netherlands.
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The role of the European Court of Justice is already a controversial issue in the first phase of Brexit negotiations, with the European Union insisting that the rights of EU citizens' living in Britain must be underpinned by the court.
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Fox News host Laura Ingraham defended the Trump administration and attacked former Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Michael Steele on her show Friday, blasting what she called the "demagoguery" around the controversial issue of family separation at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Finchem's bill would require teachers to undergo yearly ethics training and to follow the strict ethics code, which prohibits teachers from introducing a "controversial issue" unrelated to a class subject and advocating for or opposing any legislative, judicial or executive action.
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We're also providing a look at the controversial issue of immigration in America, as about 100 people from a Central American "caravan" apply for asylum in the U.S. TRANSCRIPT Click here to access the printable version of today's CNN 10 transcript.
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Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows, a Republican representative with close ties to the administration, said he did not expect the federal government to shut, and that any decision on the controversial issue of funding border security would likely be delayed.
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So the question is this: May a judge, authoritative in his black robe, decide a case involving a divisive and controversial issue on a weekday, yet literally take to the streets on weekends in public protest of the same issue?
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The controversial issue of kneeling during the anthem has become more prevalent in the NFL in a gesture intended to call attention to what protesting players see as a pattern of racism in the treatment of African-Americans by U.S. police.
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This dipped to five nations in the 212s as the global HIV/AIDS epidemic dissuaded countries from tackling what was seen as a highly controversial issue, said Matthew Hodson, executive director of NAM aidsmap, a British HIV/Aids information charity.
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Trump in recent months has waded deep into the controversial issue of reforming the U.S. Renewable Fuel Standard, a 2005 law requiring refiners to blend increasing amounts of biofuels into their fuel pool each year, or buy credits from those who do.
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While it may be a controversial issue, nuclear power is nevertheless a major source of energy in the U.S. According to the Nuclear Energy Institute, 303 percent of U.S. electricity came from nuclear energy in 230, with 226 reactors currently in operation.
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"This has been a long-running, controversial issue dating back at least to the 1990s that has revealed the difficulties that the King family has had in trying to manage the legacy of Dr. King, including the commercial side of that legacy."
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Indeed, unlike in years past, this President's handling of foreign policy may well prove to be a controversial issue for voters, and one that's more relevant than ever in highlighting issues of presidential judgment and competency -- and America's role in the world.
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According to a 2018 Earned Brand study conducted by public relations firm Edelman, 85033 percent of respondents identify as "belief-driven buyers," and said that they bought a brand for the first time because of a company's position on a controversial issue.
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There's more drug pricing news today, on an insulin inquiry, but we'll start with news from the VA. VA unveils proposal to expand private healthcare for veterans The Department of Veterans Affairs Wednesday jumped into the controversial issue of allowing veterans to see private doctors.
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Xi hinted that the central government was in favour of Hong Kong introducing "national security" legislation, a controversial issue that brought nearly half a million people to the streets in protest in 2003 and ultimately forced former leader Tung Chee-hwa to step down.
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Xi hinted that the central government was in favor of Hong Kong introducing "national security" legislation, a controversial issue that brought nearly half a million people to the streets in protest in 2003 and ultimately forced former leader Tung Chee-hwa to step down.
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" Full text: Neil Gorsuch questionnaire for Senate judiciary committee In Gorsuch's book, he addresses briefly the more controversial issue of abortion, writing at one point, "Abortion would be ruled out by the inviolability-of-life principle ... if, but only if, a fetus is considered a human life.
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The case, which should be heard this term, marks the first time the Supreme Court has considered the controversial issue playing out across the country, most notably in North Carolina, where the Justice Department has filed a civil rights suit against the state's so-called bathroom law.
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It is a highly controversial issue that typically divides into two superficial camps, caricatured as portly capitalists who claim expansive rights to pickpocket consumers and other businesses on one side, and hippie software-developers and snowflakes on the other side, who want to open-source everything.
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Such companies inevitably hire legions of content moderators in attempts to scrub their platforms of undesirable content (the treatment of these workers has become a controversial issue in its own right), and are also increasingly touting artificial intelligence as a way to more proactively police themselves.
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Joachim Herrmann, interior minister of the state of Bavaria, told the same newspaper Bavaria planned to use more video surveillance, especially in crime hotspots and in public places - a controversial issue in Germany, where memories of the Nazi Gestapo and the Stasi security police still linger.
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" House Democrats bristle at Perez plan to limit their power in 2020 pick - Politico : "The controversial issue of 'superdelegates' and their future in the Democratic Party led to an angry confrontation on Tuesday night between Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez and House Democrats, according to several lawmakers.
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But in the end, the bill's authors -- John Cornyn of Texas, the second ranking Senate Republican, and Chuck Schumer of New York, the third-ranking Senate Democrat -- were able to pass the bill on a voice vote, a rare feat in the divided chamber, especially for a controversial issue.
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Both allowing them to stay and the controversial issue of changing the system to allow female inheritance have been suggested as a way of dealing with the shrinking pool of royals, an issue highlighted last month with the announcement that the Emperor's oldest granddaughter will marry a commoner.
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The issuance of ILCs to the likes of car manufactures and supermarkets has been a controversial issue after the FDIC rejected Wal-Mart's 2005 application amid strong opposition from community banks who claimed the world's largest retail chain might use the license to expand into other financial services.
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And Emily Ball from Wilmington, N.C., had changed her mind on the issue of abortion: My parents also have a huge influence on my opinions and views, and one of the topics that my mind has been changed about because of my mom is the controversial issue of abortion.
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They could also work with the school newspaper staff to create a comic that will be published together with a school news article by "covering" the same event, whether it be about a sport's team win, the prom, a trend or controversial issue among students, or anything else.
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Arizona would ban talk about 'any controversial issue' not relevant to class What teachers did: Educators walked out by the thousands last year, demanding a 20% raise for teachers for the 225-26 school year and annual raises after that until Arizona's teacher salaries reach the national average.
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But since Kavanaugh joined the Court, it has been slow to take up issues of reproductive rights, leading some to speculate that after such a contentious confirmation process, the justices were less than eager to take up a controversial issue that would again put Kavanaugh in the spotlight.
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At a summit of EU leaders in Tallinn last week, Merkel said her top priorities were to move forward on the creation of a single digital market and a common asylum policy in the EU. Only after that, she said, should the bloc tackle the controversial issue of euro zone reform.
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However, the idea of letting in large numbers of Syrian refugees — a controversial issue in many countries across Europe and in the United States — is an even harder sell in Israel, which has gone to war with Syria on multiple occasions and spent decades struggling to stop terrorist attacks against its civilians.
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"Reliance on verbal authorization, with no supporting documentation, is not likely to ensure that adequate steps have been taken to eliminate any conflicts of interest with work done for former clients or employers, particularly when it involves a controversial issue that was the subject of prior litigation and lobbying by the Acting Secretary," the lawmakers wrote in their letter.
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"Reliance on verbal authorization, with no supporting documentation, is not likely to ensure that adequate steps have been taken to eliminate any conflicts of interest with work done for former clients or employers, particularly when it involves a controversial issue that was the subject of prior litigation and lobbying by the Acting Secretary," the lawmakers wrote in their letter.
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It's a controversial issue — the facts of that claim have been widely disputed — but it amounts to a fascinating conversation between Said and the Buber legacy, because while Buber represents the height of humanism at its best, even he could be entangled in certain negative kinds of power that reinforced domination, in this case the domination of the Palestinians.
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Mazie Hirono (D-HI) about the constitutionality of birthright citizenship (which Trump has made noises about rejecting), he claimed not to have studied the issue — which could be a way to dodge a controversial issue during a confirmation hearing, or could indicate that he hasn't kept up to speed with new frontiers in immigration restrictionism circa 21992.
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While speaking at a University of Oxford event in England, Bloomberg, 77, brought up the topic of transgender people using the bathroom, which at the time was a controversial issue in the U.S. "We, the intelligentsia, the people who could make it into this room, we believe a lot of things in terms of equality and protecting individual rights that make no sense to the vast bulk of people," the former New York City mayor and billionaire business mogul said while responding to a question about Brexit.
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Student Culture Shot Students clip and write about a Times photo that represents a "snapshot" of American culture Teacher | Student Debatable Issues Chart for listing arguments on two sides of a controversial issue covered in The Times Student New York Times Reading Log Students read a Times article and then record what they learned and what it means to them Student Reading Hard News With a Soft Touch Students generate feature article ideas based on hard news stories in The Times Teacher | Student Reading and Reacting to 'Teenagers in The Times' Students can react, keep notes, pose questions and record ideas while scanning our monthly Teenagers in The Times feature Student Supporting Opinions With Facts Students pull viewpoints and supporting facts from a Times opinion article, then develop a counterpoint Teacher | Student _________ A Graph Is Worth a Thousand Words, or At Least 50 Students write a textual explanation of a graph clipped from The Times Teacher | Student A Graphic Interpretation Students use data provided in a Times article to create a graph or chart Teacher | Student Let It Flow!
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