The phrase "a debate re" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression, possibly intended to refer to a debate regarding a specific topic.
Example: "The committee held a debate re the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "a debate about" or "a debate concerning".
I've hesitated to weigh in on the "having it all" debate, re-sparked once again by Anne-Marie Slaughter's much-discussed Atlantic cover story last month.
I listen to TMS for perceptive comments re the sport and debate re the direction it is going in. ( note they were all phased out eons ago by the way ) his credibility on TMS is zero.
In its aftermath, a debate has re-opened around criticism of Israel and its conflation with anti-Semitism.
But it did not take long before the debate re-emerged.
After the Islamic State (Isis) murdered US journalist James Foley, debate re-emerged challenging the wisdom of the US government's longstanding explicit and public prohibition on paying ransom to terrorist groups.
If you put globalisation to a vote in America, Europe pretty much anywhere the general public would probably vote it down.Business and government leaders must reset the debate, re-establishing why interdependent economies and healthy competition are good for the world.
Then this is the debate re-enactment for you.
Of course, this debate re-opened the tired discussions about which accounting method should be used to determine the "real" cost of the PAYE program.
But not before Parliament wastes an entire day debating the motion, subjecting us all to tedious speeches in defence/attack of the PM that you could write yourself This, just after Parliament wasted five days in the pre-vote debate, re-hashing mindless speeches reflecting unchanged positions that could have been delivered any time since 2016.
He reaffirmed this position several days later during a debate in his re-election campaign, urging lawmakers to "talk about how we could responsibly fund tuition equality".
