Sentence examples for be discussed all over from inspiring English sources

The reason Republicans are fighting against it is that they know that it'll just force all the budgetary issues to be discussed all over again in the next few months.

This argument will not be discussed all over again.

"AIDS needs to be discussed all over the world, so we are excited to have the chance to do it here". Cinema Against AIDS was first held at the Cannes film festival in 1993 and was hosted by Elizabeth Taylor, amfAR's founding international chairwoman.

"The assembly has a very impressive record on women's representation as a whole - it was discussed all over the world when it was the first to achieve 50/50 representation.

He also took graduate courses at the language technologies institute (see also the speech to speech product being discussed all over the web today, which is has also been developed at Carnegie Mellon), where this software has been under development for ten years.

"These workers' rights are being discussed all over the world now and the government is nervous," said Amirul Haque Amin, the head of the National Garment Workers Federation, an umbrella group representing 37 unions.

Simon Curtis: For me, right now, where we're sitting here, antisemitism is being discussed all over the world, so it seems to me a very timely moment to release the film.

"That will no doubt be discussed over and over," said Frank Page, president of the SBC Executive Committee, who expressed "deep disappointment" over the May 23 vote.

It has to be discussed over and over again, in the African tradition.

Among orthodox Protestants however, the topic of vaccination has been discussed over and over again, and the religious leaders all have chosen their position in this discussion, based on their interpretation of scripture.

"It was discussed over and over and an agreement was reached to do it in November, before Salinas left office.