Sentence examples for ceased debating from inspiring English sources
By the mid 1950s, the vast majority of economists had ceased debating Keynesianism and accepted the synthesis view; however, room for disagreement remained.
Although Scottish politics is a rough-and-tumble game, the political debate ceased today as Scotland mourned the loss of a politician who had done much to bolster its national identity.
Last week's vice presidential debate ceased to matter at about 8 59 PM last night, but before it disappears from our memories entirely I should say something about one of the stranger reactions that the Biden-Ryan showdown provoked: A peculiar mini-tirade from the New Yorker's Adam Gopnik about Paul Ryan's putatively theocratic tendencies.
The flow of clinical papers on nutritional rickets became a trickle, and it ceased to be a matter debated on public-policy grounds.
By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, December 23 , 1950 P. 13While Mr. Austin and Mr. Malik were debating the cease-fire proposal, we were being through Macy's toy department by a couple small boys who have never heard of Yalu River.
Israeli officials are debating between the cease-fire with Hamas and a large-scale military attack.
Mr. Ahern was evidently provoked by the beating of a Belfast man for which the Northern Ireland police blamed the I.R.A. Though the group says it is abiding by a cease-fire, in Dublin the debating chamber in Parliament rang with denunciations of the I.R.A., and Justice Minister Michael McDowell spoke of Sinn Fein's "vomit-making hypocrisy".
The critical debate on diesel ceased however after almost all new diesel cars were equipped with filters.
"Let us cease our endless debates on the parameters," Mr. Sarkozy said.
But when the past reasserts itself as graphically as in the High Court case, the debate ceases to be academic.
"Let us cease our endless debates on the parameters," he said, calling instead for a General Assembly resolution that would upgrade the Palestinians to "observer status" as a bridge toward statehood.
