बिना-विवाद इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Home staging is not without controversy: "rattled" was a NYTimes-cited reaction by a writer with a library room being told that "More than 50 percent of shelf space devoted to books equals clutter.

However, this "equalising" of the playing field has not been without controversy.

The cause, however, was not without controversy and opposition, with numerous efforts seeking to prevent the line's closure and removal.

The use of Budi Utomo to mark the inception of modern nationalism in Indonesia is not without controversy.

However, the bout was not without controversy.

Toyama had a secret affair with Sadako, who begged him not to reveal it to outsiders as she still wanted to achieve success as a stage actress without controversy.

Its status as an executive agency gave it no separate legal existence and it could be easily abolished without primary legislation, although the abolition was not without controversy.

His role as a public figure is not without controversy, though.

However, his time at the club was not without controversy.

The Queensland Maritime Defence Force was not without controversy and difficulties.

G exists, it has been translated into various other languages by publishers from around the world, where it was well received, but not without controversy regarding its differences to Saint Seiya.

Not without controversy the album saw videos for the singles "Things That I Would Love to Have Undone" and "Cherry Man" banned by MTV the former for featuring a foam animal cadaver, the latter for the allusions to paedophilia in both the song's lyrics and video which featured a middle-aged man surrounded by young girls and boys.

बिना-विवाद हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

"" काउंटी ने एक दर्जन या अधिक प्रतिभूतिं कंपनियों, सलाहकारों और एकाउंटेंटों पर मुकदमा दायर किया, लेकिन जून 1998 में मेरिल ने दायित्व को स्वीकार किये बिना विवाद का निपटारा कर लिया।

बिना-विवाद इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

His promotions through the ranks of the peerage were not uncontroversial.

The general trend in accounting standards is for assets to be valued increasingly at "current market value", but this valuation is by no means absolutely clear and uncontroversial.

Kerr also agreed with James Dempsey that the sections were uncontroversial, but argued they should be kept.

The Aristotelian Ethics all aim to begin with approximate but uncontroversial starting points.

Queen Elizabeth I of England and Ireland, last monarch of the Tudor dynasty, died without issue on 24 March 1603, and the throne fell at once (and uncontroversially) to her first cousin twice removed, James VI of Scotland, a member of the House of Stuart and the only son of Mary, Queen of Scots.

There has been some suggestion that Rich was a "safe" choice, because of his uncontroversial and uncombative nature, but Rich's legal ability was rarely questioned.

A review in The Independent noted it to be mostly drab and uncontroversial, in reiterating facts which were already known for decades but which progressively gave way to hysteria, in its bid to draw a parallel between the ancient institution and current abuse of power by Catholic authorities.

Decisions were made in a democratic way and after the decision was made, Efe had an uncontroversial authority.

Bunton would have remained an uncontroversial, hardworking local administrator but for the resignation of the Australian Labor Party Senator for New South Wales, Lionel Murphy, on 9"nbsp;February 1975, to take up an appointment as a justice of the High Court.

His uncontroversial first speech at the conference was written by journalists at the Lake House group, However, he had been influenced by the British Government, as well as by his US-aligned permanent secretary Gunasena de Soyza to make anti-Communist remarks.

But at the same time his legacy is not entirely uncontroversial.

Initially assumed to be an uncontroversial song in a southern German dialect, an uproar occurred when its Jewish provenance was abruptly discovered and widely publicized by the press.

It was a relatively uncontroversial decision at the time – something Don Bradman brought up in 1932–33 when he was much criticised for considering an offer to play league cricket.