Sentence examples for a debate organized from inspiring English sources

The network said it would show a divisional playoff game on the evening of Oct. 3, instead of a debate organized by the bipartisan Commission on Presidential Debates.

Three days prior to the Paris attacks, Belgium's Deputy Prime Minister Jan Jambon warned of the growing use of gaming consoles by terror networks at a debate organized by POLITICO.

At a debate organized by the German weekly newsmagazine Der Spiegel in late July, after the Assad interview was broadcast, Christoph Reuter, Der Spiegel's veteran Syria correspondent, called Mr. Todenhöfer's conclusions absurd and also rejected his view that Mr. Assad is interested in compromise.

On Sunday, he pushed back against Mayor Jack Seiler in a debate organized by Local10 and reaffirmed his commitment to his cause.

NOTE: Tomorrow evening, Matt and I, along with Andrew Ross Sorkin, the author of "Too Big To Fail," will be debating some of the issues raised in "The Road From Ruin" at a public debate organized by the 92nd Street Y.

And, in a hint of the reverence in which Mr. Liu is held by members, he got by far the most rapturous applause during a recent mayoral debate organized by the union.

The votes were part of a carefully scripted debate organized by the Republican leadership to modify minor features of their sweeping package without changing its basic contours.

To the Asia Society on Park Avenue, where I am taking place in a Keynes vs. Hayek debate organized by Sir Harold Evans and Thomson Reuters.

I've spent the last two Thursday nights cramming for the upcoming Feet to the Fire Forum, a Newport-Mesa candidates' debate organized by Orange County media.

The Faith & Politics Institute, a nonpartisan group that nurtures the spiritual life of members of Congress and their staffs, and presses political foes toward civil debate, organized the days of prayer and an online "commitment to prayer" page to document participation.

Despite such pleas, the debate, organized by Germany as this month's council president, broke down along the same basic fault lines as the first such discussion four years ago.