Sentence examples for bringing debate from inspiring English sources

As I go from door to door, I find that voters welcome such a parliament as a means of bringing debate back to the Commons.

Tea Party Patriots also pointed to Cochran's vote a week later on cloture, a procedural vote bringing debate on the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2006 to a close and allowing it to come to a full vote.

The populace also believed in making decisions swiftly; citizens maintained a sense of urgency in bringing debates to a conclusion.

Comedy is, it seems to me, a great place to bring debate and celebrate diversity.

Some of the bank's data on brain drain have brought debate.

Every new plant will bring debate and often conflicts with local communities.

This is because cloture motions on both bills to bring debate to a close will take two days to complete, pushing final votes back until at least Saturday.

A vote to bring debate on the bill to an end failed as 45 senators voted against it, to 52 in favor, with three senators being absent.

The deputy Labor leader, Tanya Plibersek, who is co-sponsoring Labor's bill, rejected claims that Shorten's decision to bring debate forward may jeopardise marriage equality altogether.

We brought debate of this matter to a head when the twenty-third amendment was adopted following Mr Nisticò's report.

This immigration has brought debates over its use in official settings at a broader scale.