The notion that more speech inhibits or corrupts public debate contradicts the very premises of the Citizens United decision that government has no business limiting the source, content or quality of the speech deployed in debate.
What a gifted orator". They even assure that Trump fosters "honest and fair-minded policy debates," contradicting copious reporting on how the president reaches conclusions.
Don't argue, debate or contradict.
He reinserted himself into the Australian political debate by contradicting his predecessor, Tony Abbott, who is battling to hold his seat of Warringah at the election, by disputing his claim that coal-fired power remains the cheapest form of base-load power.
Despite this wide usage, the reliability of reconstructions based on rRNA markers is still debated (for contradicting views see [ 34, 74, 75].
John and Jane can then be brought in to reflect, contradict or debate its worth, but if the writer has not managed first to separate John and Jane from the Tuscan countryside – to separate the perceiver from the object perceived, as the baby is separated from the mother – then the resulting fiction will seem "unrealistic" and dissatisfying.
Debate flared up after the vice-presidential debate in which Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. seemed to contradict official statements by the White House and the State Department about the event.
If you are debating on a team, be careful not to make any arguments which will contradict your teammate's argument, or otherwise place a burden on them.
A Labour source said some shadow ministers had "got into the habit" of attacking the leadership and the reshuffle did not contradict the new politics of allowing debate.
The writers debated including this plot twist because it would contradict previous scenes in which Homer does read, but eventually they decided to keep the joke because they found it humorous.
