Sentence examples for active debates about from inspiring English sources

There are active debates about exactly how many people were kept from the polls in 2016 — for instance, some contend that Wisconsin's voter-ID law disenfranchised enough African Americans to swing the state to Donald Trump — but every young person, urban dweller or racial minority they can keep from the polls increases the odds that Republicans will win.

Others such as China are revisiting nuclear growth plans for safety reasons, and active debates about nuclear safety are happening in the US, the UK and elsewhere.

There is an active debate about the long-term impact of activism, but there is no question that in recent years activists in many cases have achieved short-term excess positive returns, and that activist campaigns have regularly garnered the support of many traditionally more passive shareholders.

There's also an active debate about the best way to present the opportunity to register.

The findings are likely to stimulate further an already active debate about whether hospitals and other medical centers should test all patients for MRSA upon admission.

Administration officials say that while military force is not the way to confront North Korea or Iran, there is an active debate about its use to root out Mr. Hussein.

Senator Eric T. Schneiderman, a Manhattan Democrat, said that he planned to introduce a bill in the coming weeks that would increase taxes on the rich, and that he expected his colleagues to have an active debate about the issue.

The results contribute to a growing literature on the racial classification of multiracial and racially ambiguous people that has previously ignored ambiguity around the Latino category; they also intervene in an active debate about demographic projections and the classification decisions on which they rely.

"There is always an active debate about what content is appropriate to be shared on Facebook and every policy has its fringe cases that challenge us and the guidelines we work to; different things will shock, challenge and occasionally offend different people.

They contend the constitution is pretty clear on the matter: children born on U.S. soil to noncitizens have the right to become citizens, although there's an active debate about whether the same rights extend to children born to those here illegally.

There's an active debate about how much this surge in the prison population contributed to the drastic drop in crime seen in the U.S. in recent decades.