Sentence examples for a day of debates from inspiring English sources
Next week, they will hold a day of debates to run alongside the Royal Economic Society's annual conference, which is held over three days at Manchester University.
After a day of debates dedicated to (or inevitably turning to) the United States economy's sorry outlook, two chief executives joked that it felt like an act of masochism to end the day like this (rather than at the simultaneous wine-tasting or story-telling dinners).
I'm at the NewsMorphosis Conference in Hawaii today locked in a day of debates about the state of news quality and how the hell we find a business model to keep paying for it.
The Lindros decision came after a day of debate within the Flyers' hierarchy.
Poison and Antidote: A Day of Debate, inspired by Parker's film Chomskian Abstract and set up in association with Friends of the Earth, is on March 29.
That might hint at clemency but, despite a day of debate, the Egyptian football federation is adamant that Mido will not face Ivory Coast.
The final vote is slated for next Wednesday, following a day of debate.
(One day I was buying a candy bar and in came the opposition leader, stopping off after a day of debate on TV. I recognized him instantly, we had a great conversation, and he called his young daughter out of the car to meet the friendly American).
The woman, Terri Schiavo, was to receive intravenous hydration on Tuesday evening, after a day of wrenching debate in the Legislature.
Now in its seventh year, the Guardian Future of Higher Education summit brings together UK university leaders for a day of strategic debate.
The vote, 80 to 14, came after a day of intense debate on the measure, which the administration contends would reduce the risk of catastrophic forest fires.
