| The equal rights of men and women to us is a noncontroversial issue, but even here there are divisions. |
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| In assessing the significance of the Pseudepigrapha for Jesus research, one aspect is noncontroversial and indeed obvious. |
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| Jaitley was known as an eloquent speaker, and his political and professional career was largely noncontroversial. |
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| In addition to the noncontroversial language families listed here, there have been numerous proposals of remote genealogical connections that attempt to group some of these into even broader, more inclusive groupings. |
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| After his election as president in 1973, Childers's early death frustrated his hope of making the presidency a platform for noncontroversial pronouncements and intellectual debate. |
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| We were advised that insurance for institutional success in law reform could be obtained by a series of minor reports on obscure and noncontroversial topics. |
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| Move on noncontroversial nominations to courts and executive agencies. |
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| Throughout his long political career, Badal was seen as a moderate, even-tempered, and liberal leader, and both his public life and his private life had been generally noncontroversial. |
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| Ansari's tenure in office was largely noncontroversial. |
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