Sentence examples for Essential debate from inspiring English sources

This is a legitimate and essential debate.

Loiselle not only examines the place of friendship in eighteenth-century society and culture but also contributes to the history of emotions and masculinity, and the essential debate over the relationship between the Enlightenment and the French Revolution.

THE essential debate about the proper role of American courts has always involved how much freedom judges should have in interpreting the original words of the Constitution when applying them to actual cases tossed up by life.

He described the case as a tense, essential debate over what should take precedence in Norway: indigenous rights, including that to an ancestral livelihood, or ecological biodiversity and general environmental rights.

And right now the Republican Party accommodates too much quackery, belligerence and misplaced moralism to play a fully credible part in a vital, essential debate about the size and scope of government.

"This report is a contribution to that essential debate". Prof Mike Danson, lead author of the report, added: "Within the constraints of the fiscal powers devolved under successive Scotland Acts, there are still some opportunities to generate greater funding for public services locally.

Which of course does go on, as do many essential debates about the effects of migration.

As a proud descendant of a great scientist and a proud American citizen, I would urge you to sign this petition calling for these essential debates, and pressure your party and your candidates to make science debates an integral part of our election system.

But even if it will face tough political odds, the bill is important in that it offers an opportunity for Washington to engage in an essential economic debate.

Now that the stress tests have shown that the industry is strong and the Troubled Asset Relief Program is stabilizing the system, we must return to the essential national debate on how to more effectively regulate financial services.

"The government is seeking to enlist the judiciary in re-writing laws without engaging in an essential public debate," reads the statement.