Sentence examples for being debated at all from inspiring English sources
What may be more surprising, given the issue's long history of political sensitivity, is that Social Security is being debated at all.
He's prevented hundreds of bills from coming to a vote -- from even being debated at all -- by perverting the filibuster's use.
"Climate change, biotechnology, trade justice and pollution are all now being debated at a far higher level by the world's major religions," said Martin Palmer, secretary general of the Alliance of Religions and Conservation (Arc).
To Krystal Curda, a 22-year-old student, the issue should scarcely be debated at all.
Given that health equity is debated at all, health gains are clearly not the only goal of interest.
That they are debating at all is an antidote to grimness.
While sometimes heated, and sometimes monotonous, the debates have been notable for the fact that lawmakers are debating at all, and also for how much some of them seem to know about the subject.
Lord Morrow's bill has been debated at the Northern Ireland Assembly.
I don't think it was debate at all.
I'm not sure that's debate at all.
