Sentences with phrase «politically controversial changes»

In the short - term, legislative activity in almost all non-Brexit related areas of Government will be limited and politically controversial changes in law may be limited given the all - consuming nature of the Brexit process and perhaps also in the interests of maintaining continuity and certainty at least until it is complete.

The rationale is that local officials will be more likely to adopt politically controversial changes to how teachers are compensated when outside resources are available to support their efforts.

Not exact matches

Even if their real reason for ending funding is because they no longer want to be associated with an organization as politically controversial as Planned Parenthood — or even if because some of their potential donors want the relationship severed — it is inarguably their right to change course.

Now a much - discussed report by the inspector general of the Department of Interior shows how officials in the Obama White House were responsible for a last - minute change in the language of a document on deep - water drilling safety that formed the basis for President Obama's controversial decision in June to enact a six - month deep - water drilling moratorium (the move was more politically harmful than economically damaging, in the end).

2) The second context is as the term currently being used politically in reference specifically to man - made climate change, which is controversial for at least two groups:

Long - term climate change fueled by a buildup of atmospheric carbon emissions is a controversial notion politically, but it's one accepted as fact by most scientists.

In the meantime, if you use Wikipedia for research, be aware whether or not you're dealing with a rapidly - changing topic, that is, one that is politically controversial.

«The high rate of change observed in politically controversial scientific topics makes it difficult for experts to monitor their accuracy and contribute time - consuming corrections.»