Sentence examples for course of debates from inspiring English sources

In 1787, in the course of debates over sums to be granted to alleviate the prince's debts (the prince was notoriously extravagant), Charles James Fox declared, as on the prince's own authority, that the rumour of the marriage was a malicious falsehood.

Syrian miaphysitism may also have influenced the ideas of Constantine V and, through him, the course of debate during the last half of the 8th century.

Health and safety might insist the poles were modified so that eyes could not be poked out in the course of debate.

To change the course of debate, the Obama administration would be better off prioritizing just two things: muzzling congressional spending and getting Americans back to work, full-time.

In the course of debating whether biology is reducible to the physical sciences or whether psychology is reducible to biology, many philosophers assume that chemistry has already been reduced to physics.

Of course, that was only one of the lies spluttered out during the course of debate.

The leaders we elect should see to not only speaking out in principled ways, but also finding common ground and compromising with all sides in the course of debate.

In the event that either candidate utters said word in the course of a debate, the debate shall be concluded immediately and declared forfeit to the third-party candidate.

Over the course of three debates, the two sides have provided clues.

Over the course of these debates, Mrs. Clinton has pursued several lines of attack against Mr. Obama.

After the work on the third conceptual framework, the term diversity was used fluently, easily, and with awareness by the students in the course of the debates.