Sentence examples for crucial debates from inspiring English sources

But he should at least have a voice in these crucial debates.

But he found it hard to bend in his arguments and refused to match his opponents' tactics of caucusing and ear-bending before crucial debates.

But McCullough is surely right to put the emphasis, during the crucial debates in May and the first week of July, back on Adams.

Experts say that some of the most crucial debates are likely to include gender identity, diagnoses of illness involving children, and addictions like shopping and eating.

But as Save the NHS protests and vigils are held across the country, the House of Commons begins two days of crucial debates on the hugely unpopular health and social care bill.

And yet, so many of the crucial debates concerning diagnosis of the crisis, financial treatment, regulatory reform, and economic stimulus have resulted in disputes over rather significant points.I don't want to excessively diminish the contributions of economists.

Prime Minister David Cameron tweeted: "Chris Woodhead started a crucial debate on school standards and reform.

And that's before the crucial debate on pollution and health.

Responding to his death, David Cameron, said: "Chris Woodhead started a crucial debate on school standards and reform.

This matters to the crucial debate about Scotland's constitutional status.

"Safeguard mechanism is acceptable, crucial debate will be on how long will free movement be reduced," he said.