Sentence examples for Subjects for debate from inspiring English sources

All may be legitimate subjects for debate, but basing a complex argument on fragmented and archaic case histories is problematic both for science and for style.

Members of the parliament could propose subjects for debate and call for votes, which could include - at worst - votes of no confidence in the arts council.

In his prose works and letters he established positions that would be central to the movement, and he broached issues that would be its favourite subjects for debate.

Perhaps the House for Essex would have been thought too esoteric ultimately to win (though what's wrong with the esoteric?) and the Philharmonic too nuanced (and ditto nuance?), but they would at least have been good subjects for debate.

Mr. Obama said that he and Mr. McCain had genuine differences about the course of the war in Iraq and the place of the United States in the world, but he said those were legitimate subjects for debate rather than personal vitriol.

"There are serious disagreements here, but all the disagreements are sanitized, everything is put through the washing machine, and it all gets blurred together," he says... The fraud was the notion that a self-selected group of reporters and editors somehow could or should determine the fit subjects for debate in an election..

He came up with the Backbench Business Committee, which would have the power to choose subjects for debates on vote-able motions on the floor of the Commons - when previously all major debates had been staged by the government or opposition parties.

Other subjects for debates include: NHS treatment for depersonalisation disorder (11am); the interdependence of modern farming and the environment (2.30 pm); online gambling protection (4pm) and lower earnings limit for automatic enrolment (4.30 pm).

A good subject for debate.

Why remains a subject for debate.

Among experts, this isn't really a subject for debate.