Significados de cause controversy en inglés

Tánaiste Simon Coveney has said US president Donald Trump's visit will cause controversy.

This move is no doubt rightly set to cause controversy of its own.

Mr Joyce's affair is of course not the first to cause controversy in Canberra.

But the animal's habit of gnawing down trees and damming rivers can cause controversy.

But road pricing proposals are likely to cause controversy.

The "prohibition" is sure to cause controversy within the student community of Stellies.

I cause controversy even when I don't do nothin'.

I'm asking because Trump has once again managed to cause controversy via the medium of food.

He failed, and One New Change looks like the kind of building that will cause controversy.

Trump's activity on Twitter have previously cause controversy.

But from China to South America, dams cause controversy for flooding fragile ecosystems and displacing local communities.

Budget 2003 will cause controversy not for what the Minister for Finance announced but what he didn't.

The Millennium Dome continues to cause controversy.

Their location will cause controversy.

Galway County Council is considering three planning applications for developments near Barna Pier which could cause controversy this autumn.

The move is likely to cause controversy among civil liberties campaigners, who fear it is an invasion of passengers' privacy.