Sentence examples for debate about offering from inspiring English sources

Several of Mr. Bush's campaign advisers said that the size of Mr. Bush's tax package, determined after considerable internal debate about offering something smaller and perhaps more palatable to centrist voters, was in part a response to Mr. Forbes.

Nick Clegg has challenged other pro-UK politicians to have a more honest public debate about offering Scotland greater powers over tax and spending before September's referendum.

She said it was about offering women more choice, but she was accused of trying to "import American sensationalism" to the abortion debate.

How about offering scholarships in high schools?

"It's about offering smart, honest product".

Mitt Romney has finally made a substantive contribution to the national security debate, offering ideas about how he would handle foreign aid.

Six weeks before the election, Mitt Romney has finally made a substantive contribution to the national security debate, offering ideas about how he would handle foreign aid.

But it's rare to hear about a full-on debate, with Jobs offering some rationale behind Apple's highly controversial decisions.

There has been some debate about the ethics of offering cascade screening in families affected by such genetic disorders.

The survey, carried out by Doctors.net.uk, a professional networking site which most UK doctors belong to, has prompted renewed debate about whether the NHS should stop offering all care free at the point of need and instead introduce some charges to tackle rising demand and help balance its books.

There's certainly no danger here that the play will be accused of offering a drily intellectual debate about how the democratic process should deal with potential tyranny or an over-academic study of political self-deception.