Sentence examples for blanket debate from inspiring English sources

Slanket: The Great Sleeved Blanket Debate.

But few spark a national debate including blanket news coverage.

"Failure to get something done here will have the effect of throwing a wet blanket on the national debate," said Dr. Robert K. Ross, president of the California Endowment, a nonprofit health policy group.

Perhaps it would be better to let each sport set its own standards of behaviour rather than have a single global body try to stamp out performance drugs with blanket rules.However this debate unfolds, the Athens Olympics will be a crucial battle in sport's war on drugs.

But alongside this cartoon-simple narrative — a lit match, a fire, and then, one of the single deadliest migrant-ship disasters on record — there is also a messier hypothesis for what's behind Lampedusa's tragedy: not a burning blanket but an incendiary debate about European immigration policy.

"You're saying the DNC threw a blanket over the last debate on purpose?" "Does a reindeer have a tail?" winked Santa.

By dusk, though, a heavy and steady snowfall blanketed Missouri, ending any debate about the storm's impact and raising the hope that the two homeless men had found proper shelter.

This is comfort-blanket politics, with debating points as familiar as the seasons.

The Presidential Debate Commission says it schedules the debates to ensure blanket coverage by the networks so that the widest number of people can see them.

The debate shouldn't be between blanket, universal data retention and no retention at all, as it was misleadingly cast.

"He took her support of his stance in the EU budget debate as a statement of blanket support for Britain's renegotiation strategy.