Sentence examples for crisis debate from inspiring English sources

You can listen to an audio record of December's Housing Crisis debate by way of the excellent Single Aspect blog.

But as Japan struggled to bring under control the escalating crisis, debate about the merits and dangers of nuclear power flared anew.

While a contentious topic in the London housing crisis debate, the UK capital's green belt was praised by Latin American leaders as a positive strategy for curbing the risk of limitless urban expansion.

It had promised that if it did so, it would change the terms of the euro crisis debate in which Germany has repeatedly sanctioned bailouts for countries in fiscal difficulties.

Reporting the crisis debate on the eve of the Falklands conflict, he wrote: "At this darkest hour of his career the defence secretary, Mr John Nott, behaved as we have come to expect all the great politicians to behave – he made an ass of himself".

The surveys were conducted during a high-profile budget crisis debate, a year before the elections will take place.

After all, the Clinton New Democrats, including Summers and Rubin (who were Stiglitz's great antagonists in the Asia crisis debates) and Tony Blair's New Labour generally shared a centrist governing philosophy that gave a large role to finance as the engine.

[ 68] Often the call to strengthen community action is seen from the perspective of the welfare state crisis debates.

The current political environment and the debt-crisis debate remind me of the 1997 science-fiction film "The Fifth Element".

The row comes amid a growing sense of crisis around debate in British universities.

Throughout the crisis, a debate has been on whether it is a "migrant" or a "refugee" crisis.