Sentence examples for a debate of a from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair told a parliamentary committee this week that Muslims were "not having a debate of a fundamental enough nature" in their own ranks.

If we leave Ennahda alone, I think that the secular basis of our debate could quickly change to a debate of a religious vision of the state and that would be a very big catastrophe".

Currently, the party considers an eventual membership of Norway in the European Union to be a "non-issue", believing there to be no reason for a debate of a new referendum at present.

"It turns the substance of a political debate into a debate of morals and supposed racism".

"This was a challengers debate – an idea of the broadcasters to have a debate of the opposition parties to which Nick Clegg and I were not invited," he said.

The nomination came up for a vote there after a debate of less than 15 minutes -- still a long time by Albany standards.

Her first Wimbledon set was shorter than many a sitcom, or a debate, of which, in regard to Williams's dominance on grass, there is none.

It's not a debate, of course, but a joint appearance, where appearances count.

If one thinks of a debate as a kind of game, then Aristotle already made the connection; his writings about syllogism are closely intertwined with his study of the aims and rules of debating.

The judicial method requires a rigorous debate of opposing stories in a case before a court of law.

The president stumbled on his words as he attempted a joking reference to the presidential debate of a week before.