Sentence examples for a parallel debate from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, a parallel debate has raged about whether the Israeli Army is losing face and deterrent power in the region.

But a parallel debate has played out in the Situation Room of the White House, time and again.

By criminalizing the denial of genocide in Armenia, France followed the examples of Switzerland and Slovenia and helped sharpen a parallel debate in Israel.

Over the past decade, on a far smaller scale, the country's military and intelligence leadership have gone through a parallel debate about how to use the Predator drone.

A parallel debate must also occur about how the government should be involved, going forward, in fulfilling the companies' original mission: to ensure that underserved groups have access to mortgages and that low-income housing needs are met.

While European leaders have been scrambling to come up with a plan to stop migrants getting on boats bound for Greece, a parallel debate has been raging about reforming the EU's defunct asylum rules.

And as the parallel debate about sinking A-level standards wars on, the "harder" subjects may be a better barometer of a candidate's worth than the actual grade they get; perhaps at some stage, the "softer," media-studies type subjects will even be denied the status of A-level.

(For an introduction to the parallel debate over events, see Davidson 1969, Goldman 1970, and Pheifer 1989. For the debate over property constitution, see Shoemaker 2003. For the debate over group constitution, see Uzquiano 2004a).

The latter is currently engaged in a parallel public debate tour of Europe with the rtbf ruling at its core, in an effort to exert pressure for regulatory reform.

A parallel contemporary debate concerns whether donor-conceived people should have a legal right to access identifying information about their donor.

The debate has been pursued primarily in epistemological contexts, in which arguments from the parallel debate about perception play an important role (Shoemaker 1967; Dancy 1985, chapter 12; Audi 1998, chapter 2; and see the entries on epistemological problems of memory and epistemological problems of perception).