Sentence examples for a planned debate from inspiring English sources

The visit coincides with a planned debate in Iran's parliament over whether to cut the flow of crude oil to Europe with immediate effect in retaliation for sanctions.

With Republicans protesting that the Senate should be concentrating on fiscal issues this week, Senator Harry Reid, the Nevada Democrat and majority leader, conceded the point on Tuesday and abruptly called off a planned debate on Libya.

With Republicans protesting that the Senate should be concentrating on the debt limit standoff this week, Senator Harry Reid, the Nevada Democrat and majority leader, on Tuesday conceded the point and abruptly called off a planned debate on Libya.

And, as a result of Mr Romney dropping out of a planned debate in Georgia next week, it will be the last debate before Super Tuesday, when voters in ten states go to the polls.

Vicente Fox, the opposition candidate who has taken the lead in public opinion polls, had tried to score points by demanding that the three main candidates proceed with a planned debate on Tuesday night.

The rally took place ahead of a planned debate in Parliament about the future of the museums.

A5 World Briefing A6 NATIONAL A18-29 Voters Ask the Questions In Last of Three Debates Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush met in St . Louisfor their third and final planned debate, a 90-minute town-meeting format.

Donna Brazile, who replaced Debbie Wasserman Schultz to become interim chair of the DNC after a separate leak of emails raised questions about the national party's impartiality in the Democratic primary, appears to have given the Clinton campaign a heads-up on planned debate question during the primary.

The event grew out of conversations early this year between Cynthia J. Bogard, director of Hofstra's Center for Civic Engagement, and Lisa Merrill, a professor of performance studies who was planning a fall seminar, prompted by the planned debate on campus, in which students would dramatize historical texts.

Senator John McCain on Wednesday injected another surprise into his presidential campaign, announcing that he would suspend campaigning on Thursday and seek a delay in this week's planned debate so that he could return to Washington to try to forge a consensus on a financial bailout package.

Priebus said the RNC still plans to hold the planned debate on 26 February in Houston, and to partner with the National Review.