With Sonia Sotomayor's swearing in over the weekend as an Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, legal experts are aggressively debating what was learned from her four days of grueling testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee - and even whether these hearings are instructive or merely Capital Hill's version of Kabuki Theater.
Underscoring all of these points, please take two minutes to watch this amazing video, courtesy of EFF, in which the 2006 version of Joe Biden aggressively debates the 2013 version of Barack Obama on whether the US government should be engaged in the bulk collection of American's phone records: That's the kind of debate we need more of.
The administration's plans to defend against a possible smallpox attack by terrorists or hostile governments had been tightly held as officials debated how aggressively to proceed with the potentially dangerous vaccine.
The rate of diagnosis of DCIS in American women has increased due to mammography, and it is currently being debated how aggressively these lesions should be treated.
Justified or not, the concern that public health (i.e., the health of the population as whole) might become more important than the individual's freedom and personal "pursuit of happiness" is often applied (more or less aggressively) during debates in Germany [ 50].
The events leading up to the shooting have been debated, with police saying that Mr Brown was behaving aggressively and was advancing on Mr Wilson when the officer pulled the trigger.
On Capitol Hill, Republicans and Democrats on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence are debating how aggressively to pursue an investigation of the administration's handling of intelligence concerning Iraq's ties to terrorism and its efforts to develop banned weapons.
B1 Mayor Prepares for Ferrer As they closely watch the final days of the Democratic primary fight, top advisers to Michael R. Bloomberg are debating how aggressively to go after the man they expect to win, Fernando Ferrer, should he clinch the nomination to face Mr. Bloomberg, a Republican, in the fall.
Commentators have long debated whether such tunes are, in fact, irreducibly American; you can find comparably soulful themes in aggressively Slavic works like the 1882 opera "Dimitrij".
"Dealing determinedly with governance and aggressively against corruption while openly debating these issues by elected legislators is the only means left to reassure our citizens".
