Sentence examples for debate at hand from inspiring English sources
Hollande began his first day in office in the ornate Elysee Palace in Paris but ended it in Europe's main sanctum of austerity, the modernist concrete chancellery in Berlin, underscoring the importance of the debate at hand.
Yes, they found it a little unseemly to have an impeachment debate at hand while American bombs were falling on the other side of the world, but they believed that the country would pull through it and that in the end the bizarre juxtaposition would have little effect on the outcome of either the impeachment battle or the Iraq crisis.
In a way, that fact tells you all you need to know about the debate at hand.
As someone critically involved in putting together the Affordable Care Act, she had more insight than most into the debate at hand: whether subsidies authorized under the bill to help purchase insurance were meant to be universal.
An often overlooked fact in the debate at hand is the duration of stay in the Receiving Country.
"EastEnders has a long history of tackling difficult issues in a way that allows viewers to learn and debate the topic at hand," she added.
Will we debate the issues at hand with a sense of compassion, especially for those with differing views?
At Textron, each strategic issue is resolved through a disciplined process: In one session, the management committee debates the issue at hand and reaches agreement on the relevant facts (e.g., customers' purchase behaviors, a key market's profitability figures).
Research shows that informational diversity stirs constructive debate around the task at hand.
But, like Britain's EU referendum, the December vote is not only seen as a debate over the question at hand, in this case a question most suited to a law school seminar.
"The kind of group conflict that exists and how the team handles the conflict will determine whether this diversity is effective in increasing or reducing performance". The researchers found that informational diversity stirred constructive conflict, or debate, around the task at hand.
