Sentence examples for be an open debate from inspiring English sources
Yet if that is to happen there must be an open debate before the election.
In a statement on Wednesday, Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, said there should be "an open debate in Congress" over United States intervention in Syria — and that final approval must go through the House and the Senate.
"There has to be an open debate in the party and so I have suggested we do a number of open conventions on the economy, the environment, the constitution, social and foreign policies," he says.
I believe a constitutional convention will allow us to begin to redefine a modern UK and to reshape the context in which we all co-exist.There should now be an open debate about how the UK might function more responsively to the needs of its constituent nations.
But he said there needed to be an open debate about surveillance methods used by the US government to reassure people.
"It has to be an open debate in the society," he said.
Her co-sponsors, Senators Charles Grassley, a Republican of Iowa, and Ron Wyden, a Democrat of Oregon, have long complained about stealth opponents' plain lack of courage in what's supposed to be an open debating chamber.
If only there were an open debate about prostitution, the benefits of the system could be argued, she said.
"Something could happen on these issues that hasn't really happened before, which is an open debate.
Despite the existence of several crystallographic structures, there is an open debate about migration (entrance and exit) pathways for ligands, and their coupling with protein dynamics.
