Sentences with phrase «matter of controversy»

The way they got to view that crystallographic image — Franklin's research colleague, Maurice Wilkins, showed it to Watson without Franklin's knowledge or approval — remains a matter of some controversy, which Anna Ziegler captures in her play, Photograph 51.

Hitler's Monsters: A Supernatural History of the Third Reichby eric kurlanderyale, 448 pages, $ 35 That Hitler and his inner circle were mad is not a matter of controversy.

The birthdays of the prophets are a matter of controversy in Islam, with Sunni fundamentalists prohibiting it as an «impermissible innovation in religion.»

Matters of controversy (in which Old Testament study abounds) have been sometimes ignored and often passed over lightly.

To show, in short, how this matter of controversy is first of all a question of charity.

Protecting the rights of the consumers of pornography requires restricting the liberty of those who want to rear their children in a moral environment free from its degrading influence, and the choice between these is clearly a matter of controversy.

Bill Clinton's legacy on gay rights is a matter of controversy.

«We respect Professor Förster's decision and hope that the allegations raised against him, which are still a matter of controversy amongst experts, can be definitively clarified,» Helmut Schwarz, the foundation's president, said in today's statement.

But whether a person can do so effectively is still a matter of controversy.

Given this risk, it is also a matter of some controversy of how the ovarian stimulation for IUI should be performed, either with a course of routinely used injections of follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) or a shorter course of the non-hormonal drug clomiphene citrate.

For decades, the question of how glass forms has been a matter of controversy.

Moreover, as psychiatrist Thomas Insel, director of the National Institute of Mental Health, observed in a 2014 strategic plan, the incidence of a number of mental health conditions, including autism spectrum disorder and major depression, has soared in recent years, although the significance of these rising rates remains a matter of controversy.

That's a matter of controversy.

The online book review has come to be a matter of some controversy.

All matters of controversy disclaimed to the fullest extent of the law.

Exactly when dogs started to be domesticated and split from wolves is a matter of some controversy.

The breed is an old one, and the origins are a matter of controversy.

How important vaccination for leptospirosis is has become a matter of some controversy.

[5] In the months following the amendments to Rule 20, it has become a matter of some controversy and uncertainty as to whether it is appropriate for a motion judge to use the new powers conferred by the amended Rule 20 to decide an action on the basis of the evidence presented on a motion for summary judgment.

The circumstances in which courts will imply a term into a commercial contract and the Hoffmann approach to contractual interpretation has been a matter of controversy between practitioners, academics and even between judges in recent years.

The availability and appropriateness of non-pecuniary remedies in investor - state arbitration has been a matter of controversy, at the centre of which is the concern over the infringement of sovereignty by restitution.

[5] In the months following the amendments to Rule 20, it has become a matter of some controversy and uncertainty

It has become a matter of some controversy whether the Scottish government has obtained legal advice on Scotland's EU status post-independence.

How it works with government agencies to combat hate speech and calls for violence from extremists and terrorist organizations also has been a matter of controversy.