Sentence examples for as debates between from inspiring English sources

The Democratic Party was so ineffective that Wisconsin politics were largely conducted as debates between the progressive and conservative wings of the Republican Party.

As William Cronon, a University of Wisconsin historian, writes, "The Democratic Party was so ineffective that Wisconsin politics were largely conducted as debates between the progressive and conservative wings of the Republican Party".

This time he tries to recast debates within the Bush administration between hawks and doves as debates between "eagles" (Vice President Dick Cheney, Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld) and "owls" (Secretary of State Colin L. Powell).

Its bubble-leaving logic has fast fallen out of favour as debates between the left and right (over gun control, over immigration, over race, over the right to life) escalate and darken.

We here at Bold Ride are content to keep our noses out of the political limelight, as debates between Mustang or Camaro are more fit to dominate our time.

"Debates about the extent of presidential constitutional powers are as old as the republic itself, as the debates between James Madison and Alexander Hamilton illustrated," the McCain campaign said in a written response.

We see land rights and food security looming large over the coming months, as well as the debate between poverty reduction and environmental protection that will occur around the Cancun climate change conference that begins next month.

As Democratic Vice Presidential nominee Edmund Muskie criticized Nixon for his connections to Strom Thurmond, Nixon continued to oppose a possible debate with Humphrey and Wallace as well as a debate between the running mates on the basis that he did not want to give Wallace any more exposure.

— The presidential campaigns roared out of here Saturday morning facing a task arguably as difficult, and as important, as the debate between Senators Barack Obama and John McCain itself: influencing the public perception of who won an encounter that produced no clear winner or loser.

The knowledge presented in primary research articles often still leads to discussions and debates between professionals as well as the requirement to design further research to resolve inconsistencies in the current knowledge about a specific topic.

He rejects as misconceived the debates between causalist and non-causalist accounts of explaining action.