Even today, the evaluation of forces is controversial.

Even the transport economists who advocate congestion pricing have anticipated several practical limitations, concerns and controversial issues regarding the actual implementation of this policy.

Even the name is somewhat controversial.

Even though the elections are extremely controversial, and some declare that Salinas won legally, the expression se cayó el sistema ( the system crashed, lit.

Even though the Druze do not consider ad-Darazi founder of their faith-in fact, they refer to him as their " first heretic "-rival Muslim groups purposely attached the name of the controversial preacher to the new sect and it has stuck with them ever since.

Even though there is far less devotion to politicians, due to the controversial nature of politics, it is not uncommon to find heavy devotion to a politician.

Even though this revision was still somewhat controversial at that point, it was part of Austria's most recent constitutional framework, giving it at least some much-needed form of democratic legitimacy, and the party chairs were afraid that lengthy discussion might provoke the Red Army then in control of Vienna to barge in.

Even the transport economists who advocate congestion pricing have anticipated several practical limitations, concerns and controversial issues regarding the actual implementation of this policy.

Even though profiling in itself is a controversial concept, the use of the person's M. O.

Even during the 4th century BC, the idea of the treaty was controversial, and two authors from that period, Callisthenes and Theopompus, appear to reject its existence.

Even the name itself has been controversial: while a number of poets and critics have used the name of the journal to refer to the group, many others have chosen to use the term, when they used it at all, without the equals signs, while " language writing " and " language-centered writing " are also commonly used, and perhaps the most generic terms.

Even in extra time, he never showed signs of tiredness and never stopped running – famously setting up Hurst's controversial second goal, as well as having a few chances himself.

Even today, Tiburcio Vásquez remains controversial.

Even some professionally printed and bound booklets are referred to as minicomics, as long as they are published by the artist and marketed in minicomic venues, but this usage is controversial.

Even though Flood was making $ 90, 000 at the time, he likened the reserve clause to slavery ; it was a controversial analogy, even among those who opposed the reserve clause.

Even at the time the purchase was controversial because only two months earlier the insurer had made clear its fascist sympathies by firing all of its Jewish employees.

Even so, the practice remains controversial today.

Even through this injury-plagued season, his three goals were enough for coach Steve Nicol to name him to the 2008 MLS All-Star Game vs West Ham United in which he fed the pass that earned the game winning penalty kick and also scored a goal that was disallowed due to a controversial offside.

Even during World War II, the idea of intelligence and special operations units not under strict military control was controversial.

Even the generic boundaries of the genus are controversial.

Even so, his move was controversial, and only became widely accepted after the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713.

Even with this database, conclusive analysis of crash causes often remains difficult and controversial, with experts debating the veracity and statistical validity of results.

Even during his lifetime, there were controversial rumors regarding the cause of Mabini's paralysis.

Even the award of his VC was controversial.

Even though the rights of the individual were not secured by the Athenian constitution in the modern sense ( the ancient Greeks had no word for " rights "), the Athenians enjoyed their liberties not in opposition to the government but by living in a city that was not subject to another power and by not being subjects themselves to the rule of another person.

Even Julian's intellectual friends and fellow pagans were of a divided mind about this habit of talking to his subjects on an equal footing: Ammianus Marcellinus saw in that only the foolish vanity of someone " excessively anxious for empty distinction ", whose " desire for popularity often led him to converse with unworthy persons ".

Even though the image update rate is low, the fluidity is satisfactory for most subjects.

Even in conditions of economic peril, like what happened to Alexander in 334 BC and Perseus in 168 BC, the monarchy did not tax its subjects but raised funds through loans, first of all by his Companions, or raised the cost of the leases.

Even before then, however, Frederick Christian had written in his diary: " Princes exist for their subjects, not subjects for their princes.

Even when instructed to be even-handed, subjects were more likely to read arguments that supported their existing attitudes.

Even after being fully debriefed, subjects were still influenced by the feedback.

Even though the new king was initially met with goodwill from his subjects, it was not long before certain members of the nobility became disaffected with Gaveston and the special relationship he enjoyed with Edward.

Even in the provinces attached to the domain of the Crown, he could only levy it where he had retained the haute justice over the inhabitants, but not on the subjects of lords having the haute justice.

Even ' yes ' or ' no ' answers are problematic because subjects may for instance put " no " if the choice " only once " is not available.

Even though Italian still life painting was gaining in popularity, it remained historically less respected than the " grand manner " painting of historical, religious, and mythic subjects.

During his stay in America, he was cited as being an intimate artist, bringing the viewer into his work, even when the picture was that of subjects such as the intimidating New York City Even other photographers cite Kertész and his photographs as being inspirational ; Henri Cartier-Bresson once said of him in the early 1930s, " We all owe him a great deal ".

Even today, it is a good source of information, mainly on historical subjects.

Even when their choices made no difference at all, subjects confidently reported exerting some control over the lights.

Even so he does not engage in outright dissent ; he broaches subjects open to discussion more or less freely while not actually questioning the basis of the regime itself.

Even though the subjects had previously given different estimates, the groups would come to a common estimate.

Even in cases of racial discrimination, where the courts apply a different standard of scrutiny to government action than they do in rational basis review, evidence of disparate impact " alone is insufficient even where the Fourteenth Amendment subjects state action to strict scrutiny.

Even at this date, the artist's interest in urban subjects was evident.

Even though the university is featured with excellence in the area of Information and Communications, it is also striving to offer a wide range of other subjects including science, engineering, economics, management, arts and education, most of which are related to applied science and engineering.

Even some of the clear-thinking subjects may resist efforts to decontaminate them.

Even though NOMI does not endorse a particular study guide, books that are designed to prepare individuals for military aptitude flight tests and officer candidate tests often provide a good introduction to aviation and nautical related subjects.

Even in the Magna Carta, clauses were inserted preventing the king or his Jewish subjects from obtaining interest during the minority of an heir.

Even though it was named after Greek (" Roman ") subjects of the Ottoman Empire, all Orthodox Christians were included in the millet-i Rûm in the Ottoman Empire up until 1870, when Bulgarians gained a limited autonomy ( see Bulgarian Exarchate ).