So the truth in general is that the kinds of controversies that you would probably think we have within the Wikipedia community are not really controversies at all.

What I actually said is, they're not contentious at all.

These are controversial questions, and we often try to avoid addressing them in public discourse.

Yet economists now routinely stoop to ad hominem attacks and inflammatory polemics.

The architects agree on the opportunity of the call beyond controversies over fees

We should not forget that significant successes have been achieved.

The IMF s most controversial activities come during times of crisis management and resolution.

It is important to note that even pragmatic arguments about rationing scarce medical resources can be highly controversial.

And this will not happen unless two other, even more controversial steps are taken.

On April 2, a criminal investigation was launched against seven Turkish newspapers for publishing the controversial photographs.

The reporters called me up and they I mean, I have to say they spelled my name right, but they really wanted to say, the Bush Kerry election is so contentious, it's tearing apart the Wikipedia community. And so they quote me as saying, They're the most contentious in the history of Wikipedia.

The magazine outraged many Muslims across the world as it published a number of controversial Muhammad cartoons over the years.

Author J. J. Scarisbrick describes the work as one of the most successful pieces of Catholic polemics produced by the first generation of anti Protestant writers.

Just as, Mr Ford, we can do without your lectures which at best could be taken to the primary school of some friendly little state but certainly not to this Assembly which has the right to expect serious reports.

Harmonisation of the legal framework for payments is therefore important , as it will assist the banking industry in its efforts to establish the SEPA . The SEPA relevant parts of the proposed directive ( largely Titles III and IV ) appear to be less controversial than Title II .

All had (or have) their share of controversies. But each undeniably launched an unprecedented period of democratic consolidation and economic modernization in their respective countries.

Gender based violences happen to men in a very much lower number, and when they do, they're little talked about. This has prompt us to ask, what do these gender based violence look like? What are the structures behind them?

Until these difficult and controversial decisions are made, periods of relative tranquility in Europe are likely to be interrupted by the recurrent eruption of financial instability and bouts of political bickering and dithering.

He accused the Luxembourg judges of grabbing ever greater competences at the expense of the member states and urged the Constitutional Court to invalidate several controversial ECJ rulings.

Well, we have a parliamentary democracy in Italy.

We therefore invite the Commission and have tabled an amendment to that effect to find the necessary finance for the special programmes in future years by increasing the budget. We are eager to hear the Commissioner's views on that.

Some of Abe s most controversial steps, such as visiting the Yasukuni Shrine despite Chinese and Korean objections, only increase the story s impact.

It also monitors the Internet and instructs local media on how to handle any potentially controversial issues, including Tibet, ethnic minorities, Human Rights, religion, democracy movements and terrorism.

Trying to determine the right level of the renminbi, by contrast, is a fool s game, and the proposal of a step revaluation to get to that level has become a polemical distraction.

Chile is too small to go it alone, and Bachelet has her hands full with increasingly controversial tax, education, and constitutional reforms.

In mid April, the US Treasury expressed particularly serious concerns over this development, underscoring what has long been one of the most contentious economic policy issues between the United States and China.

Financial Times Reporter Liu Shengjun posted one of the most controversial photos, which showed masked protesters yelling at a tourist couple on his Weibo.

I think Iranians on social media are also playing a role in explaining to the world that their country is more than a number of nuclear facilities and mean clerics who make controversial statements.

Despite these efforts, more than 30 percent of the MPs who supported the controversial laws (64 out of 239) were reelected to the parliament, this time mostly as independents, now unaffiliated with any political party.

There are two alternatives, both sensitive and controversial, and the choice is for Europeans alone to make and sustain but they must make it if they are decisively to put behind them the risk of eurozone fragmentation.

But only a foaming polemicist would deny that there is also a case for hiking rates sooner, as long as the Fed doesn t throw random noise into the market by continuing to send spectacularly mixed signals about its beliefs and objectives.

Already, Bangladesh s Awami League government, which returned to power this year after a controversial election that was boycotted by the principal opposition party, has embraced an unprecedented level of cooperation with India on security and counter terrorism issues.

From this point of view the impact of basic Community legislation on the existing budgetary frameworks might determine what constitutes a significant agreement and, possibly, the subject area of the agreement.

Well, my dear Mr Ford, your accusations are unfounded, as confirmed also by the magistrates, did you but read the papers and not have your reports written by others.

After all, his regime has alienated liberals with its attacks on the media business leaders with its expropriation of companies affiliated with his erstwhile allies in the so called Gülen movement and the West with its confrontational language and inconsistent stance on the Islamic State.

Dmitry Kiselev, head of Rossia Segodnya, and host of Vesti Nedeli, known for his outrageous comments on current affairs and often called Russia's propagandist in chief, claimed Sputnik's launch was meant for people who are tired of aggressive propaganda and want a different perspective.

We have heard from the representative of a large political group that they cannot accept giving foreigners the right to vote in local elections as that would be anomalous.

SPENCER (ED). Mr President, may I take the opportunity of Commissioner Andriessen's presence in the Chamber to apologize to him for Parliament's total inability to complete its debate on the Stavrou report on GATT despite his very splendid efforts to be with us.

For those reasons too, there is no point raising again past controversies that have already been laid to rest, nor are we helped by a blinkered vision wich fails to focus on the coming together of differing origins and culture, proposing again, now as in the past, a universal view of the problems. I am convinced that Genoa and Italy will approach in that spirit the Colombus celebrations and organize the exhibition accordingly, and that Seville and Spain will do the same.

In 2011, Vojvodina was third and was again one of the cup finalists, this time against Partizan, and the game was marred with controversy, culminating with Vojvodina players walked off the pitch in the 83rd minute of the game to protest, after several controversial decisions by the referee, with score standing at 1 2 in favour of Partizan.

Iran s leaders, alarmed that they were being encircled, lost no time in offering the West a grand bargain covering all contentious issues, from nuclear weapons development they halted their military nuclear program to regional security, including the Israeli Palestinian peace process and their backing of Hezbollah and Hamas.

I I like There was indeed reason to be nervous, and there were moments in which I did feel nervous, knowing the history of what has happened to people who've taken controversial stands or discovered disquieting findings in the behavioral sciences.

My social network analysis of over 20,000 bots posting identical sets of pro Kremlin statements on Twitter, apparently in reaction to recent news and events, attracted quite a bit of media attention and proved to be the fodder for some contentious discussion on the RuNet, so I'd now like to address some of the criticisms.

The list of controversial US demands is long. One that has particularly enraged online activists would classify cache copies of websites resulting from Internet searches as temporary copies, so that users would potentially be subject to fines for copyright infringement.

The debate on sovereignty in Germany and other EU member states has been re ignited not just by the debt crisis, but also by a string of controversial rulings by the ECJ, most notably the Court s interpretation of the freedoms of establishment and service delivery articulated in its Viking, Laval, and Ruffert decisions.