The trend has aroused a fierce debate in the media about their Islamic virtues and vices.In this section Must it get worse before it gets better?
But this year's race has aroused a genuine debate over education, with opposition candidates criticizing the top-heavy bureaucracy and inequities of the public schools.
Though initial funding for the SDI had been approved by the U.S. Congress by the mid-1980s, the program aroused a heated debate among both arms experts and public officials over its military and political implications and its technical feasibility.
Recent cases of suicide and violence against fellow soldiers have aroused a fierce debate over the culture of the armed forces.An Australian government report forecast an uncertain future for the Great Barrier Reef, despite efforts to protect the world's largest coral structure.
But his recent tone and actions reminded critics of the autocratic ways of his predecessor, and have aroused a new debate here about his commitment to democracy and pluralism at a time when he and his Islamist allies dominate political life.
It is during those years, nevertheless, that the destruction of European Jews aroused an intellectual debate whose philosophical, political, and literary contributions constitute landmarks for contemporary culture and criticism.
Mr Katju may have drawn severe criticism for his comments, but he has managed to arouse a debate on journalistic standards.
The effects of television viewing on child development have aroused a range of reactions from researchers, parents, and politicians that has fueled a debate that extends back to the medium's inception in the 1940s.
The books aroused a revulsion in Elliot.
The prospect of a Disneyland has aroused little debate, unlike in Paris, where it was derided as a cultural Chernobyl before opening in 1992.
