Sentence examples for One-off debate from inspiring English sources

A one-off debate, including Clegg and five other candidates, has been organised by the Sheffield Star, but its staff won't tell us where it's happening, let alone allow us or any other media in.

As Richardson reports, Cruz's super PAC's came out with the cash offer very soon after Cruz himself announced that he'd gone and booked a venue for this one-off debate.

So it makes sense that the 2016 presidential election would get in on the act, commissioning the one-off vice-presidential debate after the success of its parent series, The Presidential Debates.

Sleep is being played as part of Why Music?, a weekend of public events and one-off broadcasts that includes debates and performances exploring the relationship between music and the mind.

A fundraiser from CRC has suggested a tour of local schools and there are plans for a one-off performance, followed by a debate, at the biochemistry department.

Debates have been held in Australia since 1984; in Canada regularly since 1979 after a one-off in 1968 and election debates are staged in most European countries.

The States' Assembly will debate whether to make the one-off payment at a meeting in early July.

The States will debate whether to make the one-off payment at a meeting in early July.

There is always a lot of debate about whether public investments in one-off events like the Olympics are worthwhile.

Martin Jacques, the magazine's former editor, told the throng that its one-off comeback issue would "mark a defining point in the debate about the Blair government".

As the debate on a total ban on ivory trade goes on, Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe are pushing for one-off sales of their stockpiles.