Sentence examples for debate covering from inspiring English sources

Here's where things stand: Tonight's debate covering foreign and domestic topics will employ a contrived "town hall" format in which pre-selected, supposedly undecided voters ask scripted questions of the candidates, who will have cordless mics and can get up and walk around as they answer.

"There would need to be far more debate, covering the ethics, and how these approaches should be regulated.

The debate covering centralization, decentralization and our individual economic identities is the first hurdle — and it's not necessarily a one-sided debate.

Since about the mid 1990s there has developed a debate covering similar territory to that disputed by Wiggins and Ayers, but having rather different roots.

Until the next big Union-backed demo, there will be debates covering: the protest's effectiveness as a bargaining tool for pensions, how much it's pissed off the government and, in certain arenas, how much it's supposedly cost us all.

The more modest differences between the various participants in the broader austerity debate are covering up a real area of consensus: We could, and should, do more now, and we could, and should, couple that with policies that reduce deficits in the medium and, more to the point, long term.

On Thursday night, a man in Calgary was arrested after he disrupted a federal candidates debate while covering his face with a Confederate flag, apparently to protest the niqab.

This paper critically examines the issue of how to cover those outside the formal sector through the lens of stakeholder views on the proposed OTPP in Ghana, in order to contribute to current debates on the national health insurance reforms in Ghana and broader international debates on covering those outside the formal sector.

But for those looking for a less familiar collection of Jewish history, stories and debates, classes covering the entire Jerusalem Talmud may be downloaded in MP3 format at yerushalmionline.org.org

In an exciting bit of pre-debate frisson, journalists covering the presidential debate at Hofstra University are now Tweet they have to pay $200 for Wi-Fi access on site and, more importantly, the ones who have paid now have no Internet at all.

CNN has a tendency to use this same type of debate format when covering climate change.