Sentence examples for bringing debates from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron, wary of a risky duel, says he will take part only in a seven-way debate with the leaders of all the main British parties represented in Parliament.Before the television age, bringing debates to a large audience was a slog.

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.

PFC Bradley Manning said in chat logs attributed to him that he hoped the releases would bring "debates, discussions and reform", and condemned the ways in which the "first world exploits the third".

The 18th century brought debates between those who started from metaphysical assumptions of materialism and those who started from epistemological assumptions that empirical observation should provide the basis for scientific knowledge.

The protests brought debates and discussions to our homes".

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.

Sixty senators would be needed bring debate to a close and pass the motion of disapproval in the first place, so if 41 Democrats come out in favour, the president will not have to use the veto at all.