Sentence examples for debate about trying from inspiring English sources

It prompted a debate about trying juveniles as adults for serious offences.

There is a "debate" about trying someone accused of attempting to murder New Yorkers?

Both the Brazill and the Tate cases have prompted debate about trying of young offenders as adults.

Both the Brazill and Tate cases have prompted debate about trying of youthful offenders as adults, with critics demanding that Florida re-evaluate its juvenile-justice laws.

And in a nod to the political debate about trying terrorists in civilian courts, the judge noted: "The court understands that there are those who object to alleged terrorists, especially noncitizens, being afforded rights that are enjoyed by U.S. citizens.

The case, widely believed to be the first in which someone so young was sentenced to life in prison, put Florida at the center of a debate about trying youngsters as adults.

"This whole debate primarily is about trying to restrict the drinking of cheap alcohol and help vulnerable people who have been exploited by the drinks industry.

Both cases have prompted debate about the trying of young offenders as adults.

On one wall, five lurid sample pages from horror comics were introduced with the large title "KILL!" and a caption asking "Should your child see this?" Apparently no recordings survive of the discussions about these comics broadcast on BBC television and radio, but debates in parliament reveal the misgivings about trying to curb them without imposing wider press censorship.

Lulú Martínez and María Peniche, two of the nine Mexican immigrants who provoked a debate about immigration by trying to enter the United States without valid documents last month, will be on Univision's "Al Punto," which airs at 10 a.m.

The judge's ruling is destined to further shape the debate about whether to try Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and others accused of being 9/11 conspirators, in civilian court.