Sentence examples for To debate about from inspiring English sources

Yet there is much to debate about the Portuguese approach to drug addiction.

The issue that the French find most entertaining to debate about Kouchner is: Does he matter?

The episode has led to debate about domestic violence and how churches, particularly black churches, respond to it.

I had an intense relationship to them, so it took us a while to debate about all these things".

There is much to debate about the actual golf too — which starts Friday at 2 45 a.m., Eastern time — and Golfdigest.com will help you properly contemplate that part.

The success of the Jiang Zemin years has been to bring an end to debate about economic reform, and about China's relations with the United States.

The young activists, the students, lawyers and doctors who used to debate about the future democratic shape of Syria late into the night in Mohammed's café disappeared.

Mr. Williams's case received nationwide attention after it first became public in 1997, leading to debate about his culpability in spreading a potentially fatal sexually transmitted disease.

Half the BBC had his phone number because if you wanted someone to debate about Jews, Israel or the Holocaust, he was your man.

Aly said Ciobo had missed an opportunity to "respond rationally" to Mallah's question and contribute to debate about national security issues "free from political point scoring".

And yet they continue to debate about this bill and in the subcommittee and what – nobody in America cares about that".