Sentences with phrase «contentious decision»

P - lease... let's not blame contentious decisions for that embarrassing performance and result.

Perhaps there's a couple of contentious decisions in there, but Crooks has done relatively well on the whole to select the best XI.

That 1972 Supreme Court decision on abortion is one the most contentious decisions of this century and deserves appropriate coverage.

One of Spyro's Adventure's more contentious decisions occurs once players unlock an ability for a yet - to be-purchased Skylander.

But in a rather contentious decision to allow play to continue a little too deep into extra time, Philippe Coutinho equalized with a goal in the final minutes of the first half.

It just struck me that you had picked 3 fairly low - key, not hugely contentious decisions, where you know nothing about the real reasons / details except from the garbage media buzz.

Soon after the restart came the first contentious decision, a soft penalty awarded by referee Michael Oliver for a comi9ng together in the box between Monreal and Sterling that saw no intent from the Spaniard.

Shkodran Mustafi's first Arsenal goal gave the hosts a 59th - minute lead in a game that would go on to be littered with contentious decisions.

«It's probably a penalty, in fairness, and certainly a less contentious decision than the last two, but the only thing is that he is never going to get the ball.

The Speaker is already charged with making all sorts of potentially contentious decisions — for instance on the selection of amendments, and on whether legislation is a «money bill» (a decision that severely curtails its consideration in the Lords).

Other examples would include Moos and McClure (where the Court of Appeal overturned the only successful kettling case to date) and the admittedly contentious decision in Abdul v DPP - the conviction under section five of the Public Order Act 1986 of those protesting in fairly vituperative terms («baby killers», «rapists», «murderers» etc) about the war in Iraq at a homecoming for British troops.

Though not a lengthy or hotly contentious decision, it remains notable as a Canadian adjudication of a cyber insurance coverage matter.

«For many couples, deciding where to go on holiday can be one of the most important and contentious decisions in their relationship.

The most contentious decisions of the year were probably those in Bank Mellat v HM Treasury [2013] UKSC 38 and 39.

One of Apple's more contentious decisions was to give the new MacBook just one USB Type - C port.

«It was a close call,» John Williams, president of the San Francisco Fed, said on the weekend, referring to the Fed's contentious decision to leave the benchmark rate at zero last week.

If that was a contentious decision, there was no doubt about the foul on Cazorla for the penalty or for our second goal a minute or so later.

And when you are a fan of one of those big clubs like Arsenal you will tend to feel that a contentious decision should go our way anyway.

Unfortunately, a lot of this is subjective, so you will frequently have split or contentious decisions.

The FA really have to get this problem sorted out, even if it means not awarding penalties for contentious decisions.

For once, though, it looked like Arsenal would be the beneficiaries of a contentious decision, with the straight red card shown by Mark Clattenburg to the West Ham midfielder Cheikhou Kouyate meaning that he would miss the next three games, starting with the visit of Arsenal on Saturday.

Whilst you'd say there was certainly precedent, it's a contentious decision at best and Oliver likely got it right with slow - motion making it look worse than it is.

However the refs and 4th officials are a bunch of pansies and complain about EVERYTHING if you are a ref and you make a contentious decision then learn to deal with it....

It was a brilliant performance and a fantastic match which had it all - goals, two penalties, contentious decisions and a red card.

That is normal — witness any pair of managerial post match interviews after a contentious decision and you'll see those biases taken to their natural conclusion.

And the incident on Monday came less than a week after he had sent Nathan Redmond off in another contentious decision.

«Due to the wide - ranging nature of these concerns, I would therefore urge you to delay any signing of this contract until after you have made the statement to parliament — a statement I'm sure you will agree is appropriate for such an important and contentious decision.»

Stefanik has the endorsement of the Conservative Party, awarded after a contentious decision in April that split the state party committees, and will appear on their ballot line in November.

The most contentious decision was to give the chimpanzee higher priority than the rhesus macaque.

It is not surprising that when someone makes a contentious decision that someone is not happy.

Though it was a contentious decision, the Shimbum editor ultimately decided to run the piece — which revealed the name of a saucy French book Murakami took out as a teen — because he believed the author's prestige made «these facts... of high public interest.»

UNESCO's contentious decision to remove all references of Jewish ties to the Western Wall will, in effect ignore 2,000 years of Jewish history.

So, UNESCO's (United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization) contentious decision to remove all references of Jewish ties to the holiest site in the world for the Jewish people will, in effect ignore 2,000 years of Jewish history while maintaining Islam's claim to them.

This decision comes after the studio's contentious decision to remove the mode from their matchmaking list despite Respawn's claims that only 1 % of the player base was making use of the game type.

Stripping the Fire Emblem universe of its tactical nuance was a contentious decision, but whether you're for or against it, a new game for our shiny - new Nintendo Switch is always welcome.

He said that in the small school, the contentious decision has been subject to considerable discussion and speculation.

As such, if it appears it could be a contentious decision, the chief justice has an inkling in advance and can make sure there are seven rather than eight sitting on the case.

Journalists report (as I did above, in relation to Nadon) who appointed the particular justices who join majorities or dissent from a contentious decision.

For this reason, among many others, Edmonton (City) is a contentious decision and will remain so for some time.

• Coventree Inc. v. Lloyds Syndicate 1221: In this contentious decision by the Ontario Court of Appeal, at issue were circumstances reported under a prior D&O policy, and the extent to which a subsequent policy would respond to a regulatory investigation relating to matters referred to in that prior notice.

It protects the back and adds a fair amount of side coverage, but Spigen opts to leave the volume and power buttons exposed, which may be a contentious decision depending on how frequently you drop your device.

The V20 doubled down on some of its predecessor's more contentious decisions, like the second ticker display above the primary LCD, but did so in a body that, while still oversized, was sleek and accessible.

It was quite a contentious decision.

The move away from generic bulbous characters to more human - like designs has apparently been a contentious decision, but this update also includes several new emoji that should make everyone happy...

In the meantime, London's mayor Sadiq Khan complimented the Uber executive's humble response to the contentious decision, which contrasts sharply with previous leadership.