Sentence examples for concrete debate from inspiring English sources

The dynamic so far consists of Sanders setting a marker (e.g. free tuition, universal free health care, breaking up the banks, a $15 federal minimum wage, a $1 trillion public works investment); Clinton responds, and their two camps engage in a spirited, intelligent, and surprisingly concrete debate.

With the economy in free-fall, a more concrete debate will occur in Belém on "the nature of the crisis" and the model of development, according to Cándido Grzybowski, the head of the Brazilian Institute of Social and Economic Analyses (IBASE) and one of the original organisers of the WSF.

As an interim measure, the Albert Bridge's architect Rowland Mason Ordish strengthened the foundations of the bridge with concrete while debate continued as to its future.

Still, Buchner said, the proposal "does a good job of moving the discussion forward.… It gives people something concrete to debate".

It's a flaw, sure, but not one hard-wired into James' genome with the concrete certainty that debates over his clutchness often suggest.

"It was something just very small on a website, nothing clear and concrete, people just debating.

We owe a frank debate and concrete action to the victims of discrimination, intolerance and racism.

The country of Magna Carta and the Mother of Parliaments deserves a meaningful debate on concrete options, and a vote based on considered strategic goals.

"Then at least it's concrete and you can actually debate it.

All the while, a proud crew of custodians — some union members, some not — have been cleaning around them, adding a concrete presence to the abstract debate.

Although there is considerable scientific and public interest in terra preta, there is still much debate and little concrete knowledge of the specific processes and contexts of its formation.