Sentence examples for addressing the debate from inspiring English sources

In addressing the debate over diapers, she had what may have been the final word.

The posters and photographs that victims' relatives held aloft bluntly injected politics into New York City's annual ceremony, addressing the debate over plans to build a Muslim community center and mosque near ground zero.

Addressing the debate in Britain about repatriating powers from the EU, he urged nations that do not like the way Europe works to "improve it, find ways to make it stronger, internally and internationally... but don't turn away from it".

While addressing the debate, Gilbert, the House's deputy majority leader, took to the floor to support the bill.

Addressing the debate about the usefulness of these cutoffs is beyond the scope of this study, other than to note that there are many researchers who believe that other cutoffs are useful and might want to see results for them.

A World Health Organization expert panel, addressing the debate about interpretation of recommended BMI cutoffs for overweight and obesity in Asian populations, concluded that the proportion of Asian people with a high risk of type 2 diabetes and CV disease is substantial at BMIs lower than the 25 kg/m cutoff for overweight, potentially because of differences in body fat distribution (24, 25).

It can be said that Thailand has had more than two decades of experience in addressing the debates on patents and access to medicines.

But "Erased Walls" refuses to address the debate.

He addresses the debate in the first volume, with an insert tucked inside titled "A Question of Color".

In his June 21 Big City column, John Tierney addresses the debate about the role of money in improving our school system.

"The Murky Politics of Mind-Body" (Week in Review, March 30) addresses the debate over mental health insurance parity legislation passed by the House of Representatives in March.