Sentence examples for debate date from inspiring English sources
Obligatory government response over with, the petition is now set to be shelved, with no parliamentary debate date in sight.
The third debate date with Long-Faced Guy and Mini-Me was not particularly gratifying, edifying or electrifying.
The seeds of the broccoli debate date back to the early 1990s, when President Bill Clinton first proposed a universal health care plan.
The origins of this debate date to a brief encounter last year when a group of Magnum photographers descended on Rochester to document parts of the city, whose main employer — Kodak — has been such a central part of their own professional lives.
The commission was informed well in advance of their selecting the debate dates," said Barbara Levin, an NBC spokeswoman.
Whether or not this is a good idea is a matter of taste -- and a debate dating back to the Dionysians versus the Apollonians.
Had the party settled on the missing link in a debate dating back to the fourth century B.C.? Probably not, and anyway, they were probably more interested in entertaining each another than solving any timeworn puzzles.
A3 NATIONAL A10-15 Bush Offers Debate Dates And Tries to Turn Tables Trying to end questions about his willingness to debate and turn the tables on his opponent, Gov. George W. Bush announced a schedule of three hand-picked debates that he wanted to do, only one of which is guaranteed to be broadcast on the three major networks.
The debate dates to 1989, when astronomers first saw powerful beacons of x-rays outside the centers of other galaxies.
This way of staging the debate dates back at least as far as a prominent exchange between Noonan (1998, 2001) and Mackie (1999a).
A critical discussion on whether embodying (or not) the latent estimated motivational structures (and underlying determination factors), when performing cost-benefit analysis for the provision of environmental goods is central to the interpretation of estimation results and profiling exercise and contributes to the economic debate dating back to Stiegler and Becker (1977).
