Sentence examples for Rare debate from inspiring English sources
That opened a rare debate with the British, who argued that there was no contradiction between deploying a force to secure the stability of a post-Taliban government while still prosecuting the war.
The submarine disaster off Hawaii incited a rare debate here about the merits and inconveniences of bilateral security arrangements under which 47,000 American troops have been based in Japan.
The Japanese public was treated to a rare debate over political ideas and policies today as the main candidates to replace Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori faced off in a two-hour televised confrontation.
They hold a mirror to the societies he visits, coaxing rare debate about spiritual matters in distinctly secular lands; they offer the body language, the tantalizing hints, the sideways glances that give tangible expression to theological nuance; they provide the scripted symbols, the ecclesiastical theater, that the Vatican presents as the choreography of faith.
What transpired was that rare debate which may well have flipped the outcome.
A rare debate over religion has kicked off in Kosovo in recent weeks, with prominent Muslims and Christians both firing rhetorical shots over the parapet.
Certainty about anything Martian is rare, and debate, team members say, is common and healthy.
In a rare televised debate with Mr Ma, she said 5m jobs in Taiwan would be adversely "affected" by the pact.
To defend his plans, the president, Ma Ying-jeou, held a rare televised debate with the opposition leader, Su Tseng-chang.
It also set off rare public debate in Israel about the legitimacy of the settlements in the territories conquered in the 1967 Middle East war.
The decision, which many lawyers found shocking even by Saudi standards of justice, has provoked a rare public debate about the treatment of women here.
