Sentence examples for debate contract from inspiring English sources

Aides to Bill Clinton and President George Bush in 1992 went as far as to write into their debate contract that television networks could not broadcast such images.

While the presidential debate contract, leaked earlier this week, suggested that both candidates would be expected to move around in "pre-designated areas," neither appeared to abide by the rule, frequently getting close to one another as they argued about the specifics of their various platforms.

That is largely because hardly any faculty members or students there know that there is something to debate — a contract with extremely restrictive terms that the university signed in 2006 to do research for Philip Morris USA, the nation's largest tobacco company and a unit of Altria Group.

Most young scientists will welcome Dexter's contribution to the ongoing debate on contract research staff (CRS); it is, however, only words.

Rather than pursuing new opportunities, capturing new business, and delivering world-class digital solutions, the sales team was spending most of its time debating archaic contract language.

Malawana has also decried the sometimes strong personal abuse he has suffered on the junior doctors' Facebook discussion forum where they privately debate the bitter contract dispute.

"Our members had to face some tough choices, and we had a solid, democratic debate about this contract," the union's president, Ron Gettelfinger, said in a statement.

Hands-off should not be an option, however, in the social contract debate.

Curley believes the grants versus contracts debate will eventually come full circle.

But often lost in the solidarity fostered by contract debates is the degree to which an orchestra is the composite of virtuosos like Smith.

But as laudable as these ideas are, they won't go far enough if we're only debating employment vs. contract work.