Sentence examples for concentrate debate from inspiring English sources

"Tournaments," said Del Bosque, "always concentrate debate and tension.

Jean always feared that a Guardian tendency to concentrate on debate and analysis would divert us from the daily grind of news-gathering.

So, instead of frantically spending their time raising money, they could concentrate on debating the issues of the district — especially important given the brevity of this campaign.

Debates concentrate on whether services should be public or private, instead of acknowledging that we should not be sending some of the most vulnerable members of our society away from the people that know, love and care about them.

The Commons debate will concentrate on viability, the age at which a baby is considered to have a good chance of survival outside the womb.

The sooner Cameron can draw a line under this, the sooner the debate can concentrate on the bigger and far more important issue of tax havens and the role played by UK overseas territories.

How do you square this with your usual argument that free trade is necessary to lift developing countries out of poverty?Jean-Philippe MarcotteSan FranciscoSIR – Like the academics and consultants that have mushroomed under CSR, you concentrate on a woolly debate and wholly ignore the challenge that capitalism faces today.

But as long as the human-rights issue remains alive and it is more so now than for years and as long as he remains at the centre of events, political debate will concentrate on the past rather than the future.

Mr Commissioner, I think our debate should concentrate on the role to be played by the group of advisers on biotechnology ethics at European Union level.

In this debate I concentrate primarily on summative assessment in its role as assessment of learning; one must however remain aware that those methods of assessment best suited to such summative assessment may not be identical to those best suited to assessment for learning; indeed, it would be surprising if they were.

But when tonight's Eurovision Song Contest has finished, Bonnie Tyler can relax and we can concentrate on the EU referendum debate.