Sentence examples for achieve debate from inspiring English sources

More than half of U.S. senators voted to bring the Senate measure to the floor, but still fell short of the 60 votes needed to achieve debate on the bill.

Lucas tabled a similar bill to make PSHE compulsory in schools in July 2014, but it did not achieve a debate in parliament.

Progress was hard to achieve in debates on the subject and the lack of consensus on children's competence to consent was reflected by the restricted clinical implementation of the concept.

Quite what that will achieve is open to debate but this is not an issue Celtic are of a mind to readily dismiss.

"Until we were ready to make that change, I apologize for not sharing my musings with you as to how we achieve being in the debate," he said.

Host David Rubin is convinced that the regressive left is the equivalent of America's Tea Party – dangerous for progressive politics, whose purpose should be to champion reason and debate to achieve greater equality and improve human rights.

This is because here I would not like to share the responsibility for the need for change in this area, but instead I would like to propose an honest debate to achieve this particular effect.

This gives the political (and economic) leftwing an opportunity it has not had for many years: a chance to set the terms of the debate and achieve lasting policy reforms, which become the great enablers of social mobility and economic growth in the 21st century.

In this way, it was possible to achieve the indented focused debate, as wells as draw together the experts' arguments for and against a single topic going forward in the research process.

We pursue the liberty of free speech by women advocates as equal partners to achieve justice in open debate with women's voices discussing women's choices.

To stop the two steps forward, one step back dynamic in the immigration debate and achieve lasting progress, Latinos must participate consistently in all elections -- presidential elections, midterms, and off-year elections.