Examples of using More controversial in English and their translations into Danish
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A formation that looks like a sculpted human face. Even more controversial is one image ofa land formation.
Lassa Oppenheim said that there is no idea whose meaning is more controversial than sovereignty.
I can think of few things more controversial than threatening the Common Fisheries Policy's fundamental principle of relative stability.
Even more controversial is one image of a land formation-- a formation that looks like a sculpted human face.
The intention that this agreement should become a model for other states in which critical people feel unsafe is even more controversial.
We were encouraged by earlier steps taken by the government of Pakistan to try amending more controversial aspects of the laws.
And more controversial than Oolon colluphid's trilogy of philosophical blockbusters, Where God Went Wrong.
there is another exception which is more controversial, which is ordinary private copying.
namely the fact that questions affecting the internal market are gradually becoming more and more controversial.
Mr President, with all the commotion outside, the port directive is perhaps more controversial in the second reading than it was during the first debate.
And, you might even call upon the ancestors for help.[bigger Kryon smile] Even More Controversial"But what about other things?
Synephrine has become a more controversial alternative to Ephedra, a dietary supplement in the United States.
I'm glad we survived, because I don't think there's a more controversial topic we could have dealt with.
But even if some of the more controversial amendments before us are accepted,
More controversial is the way in which attention is given to accidents involving motorcyclists
I therefore believe that the preventive aspect is highly important, and that some of the more controversial instruments used on the financial markets,
that in the event of any mishaps, a further enlargement of the European Union will be seen as ever more controversial by public opinion in the current Member States.
of course, even more controversial in difficult economic times.
This directive does introduce clear rules, but a great deal of work will still have to be done during the next revision on some of the more controversial issues, particularly on the level of retention for the purposes of securitisation.
