Sentence examples for assess debates from inspiring English sources

Aside from the first presidential debate two weeks ago, where it was universally agreed that Obama simply didn't show up, voters tend to assess debates in a fairly simple way: the candidate I was already going to vote for clearly won.

Given the policy is yet to be implemented in New Zealand and we wished to assess debate over standardised packaging, we could not avoid this limitation.

And with the leaders' debates set to dominate the campaign, tonight's event will also give us a chance to assess whether debates can make a difference.

We discuss each argument separately, and assess the debate as a whole.

Many South Australian MPs were reportedly furious with the short time given to assess and debate the bill before it was introduced to parliament.

And it will assess the debate over how to persuade Europe's citizens to take a less jaundiced view of their union.

This constitutes thus far the largest phylogenetic data set to assess the debated position of basal dipterans.

The author looks at the collision between biomedical research and national politics, assesses the debates over the morality of the work and profiles the field's central figures.

A deep difficulty in assessing these debates lies in getting an acceptable conception of concepts to work with.

Historically, in England, fetal movement or 'quickening' was recognized as the standard by which a fetus' right to life was assessed in debates over abortion, but its timing was difficult to determine.

3. Explain to students that in order to assess the current debates and discussions surrounding the film "Black Hawk Down," it is important to understand the recent history of Somalia as well as the role of the United States media in presenting information on this region of conflict.