Sentence examples for been seriously debated from inspiring English sources

In recent years, a vast number of issues relating to security have been seriously debated for this networking paradigm, especially the large-scale model.

Another reckons that the new entity might buy fresh bonds that TEPCO could issue to meet its obligations.The bill has not been seriously debated in the Diet, in part because of political paralysis.

While the need for specific new network management regulations has long been debated (the FCC itself, in its last bite at the apple in 2010, referred to them over a dozen times as "prophylactic" rules), the values of an open Internet, in which users can access the content of their choice, have never been seriously debated.

Apart from a few snide remarks about one candidate's email problems, cyber security has not been seriously debated.

The administration had been seriously debating whether to say "I'm sorry" to the Pakistanis' satisfaction — until April 15, when multiple, simultaneous attacks struck Kabul and other Afghan cities. "What changed was the 15th of April," said a senior administration official.

The issue is being seriously debated in Germany.

The last time the issue was seriously debated was in 1997.

How on earth, for example, could the idea of siding with Iran instead be seriously debated?

In academia, the campaign has won endorsements from a number of professional associations, and is seriously debated within others.

In the US media in the 1980s, the "threat" of tiny Nicaragua was seriously debated until it was crushed.

Most Republicans do not want the volatile Social Security issue to be seriously debated before the November elections.