Sentence examples for debate away from inspiring English sources

For opponents, moving the debate away from those historical analogies is crucial.

The government wants to shift the political debate away from bread and butter issues.

And that means shifting the debate away from abortion and homosexuality.

Find people who can shift the debate away from the abstract frameworks — like Big Government vs. Small Government.

(As Deadspin noted, it had also shifted the debate away from Daniel Snyder and the name of his football team).

If the British can shift the debate away from the vexed question of the rebate, they could find themselves on more favourable terrain.

Switching the debate away from Europe wouldn't have been a bad thing at any time…WH: I don't know that I have many regrets.

Partisan political decisions did figure prominently in moving the health care debate away from the tax proposal extolled in the post.

Democrats are eager to move the debate away from the stagnating economy, and to cast Republicans as the protectors of the super-rich.

One woman, voicing support for a ban on assault weapons, said that gun rights supporters were trying to shift the debate away from guns.

Too often the suggestion that solutions can be found "over there" – across the sea – shifts the debate away from what should be done over here.