Sentence examples for be fully debated from inspiring English sources

It should be fully debated.

The issue is due to be fully debated at a Voice of the Listener and Viewer conference in Cardiff today.

"The Congresswoman feels that Price Anderson should be fully debated and revisited and that the nuclear industry needs to be held accountable for their actions," he said.

Late on Wednesday another judge made an order saying the woman's identity should remain secret until the issue could be fully debated at a further court of protection hearing, likely to take place in the next week in London.

If the abortion law needs to be changed, it should be fully debated as a separate bill, for the issues involved have little in common with those central to the Embryology Bill.

In advance of that decision the issues need to be fully debated, and an essential element of the debate will be an understanding of how the UK might conduct itself if and when we leave.

Do you think that the implications have been fully debated in China?

It is one of those changes in architecture which, without being fully debated or discussed, just happens.

Our obligation is to move forward on those issues that have been fully debated, where there is bipartisan agreement for action.

The National Union of Students (NUS) accused Mr Cameron of "dodging" the issue, however, as he insisted it had been "fully debated and discussed" in the house.

"There was a vote on Syria and the decision was that I should exercise my conscience and that was fully debated in the CLP.