Sentence examples for debate decisions from inspiring English sources

Already, there is a sense that not enough senior civil servants challenge or debate decisions that Mr Tung, or his friendly core of businessmen advisers, are keen to promote.

"They would love to see Vodafone get out of the deal," Michael Grossi, an analyst with Adventis, a consulting firm, said, noting that Verizon still needs to debate decisions with Vodafone.

As French finance minister, she can be attached to no single reform, debate, decision or policy.

His campaign's statement on his debate decision said that, "unlike the very stupid, incompetent people running our country into the ground, Mr. Trump knows when to walk away".

It wants new joint bodies which will give it a seat at the table when EU governments are debating decisions that may affect its interests.

They want to include more Pushtuns, in which case it will be too large to act as more than a chamber for debating decisions made by others.

Institutions such as the BBC and Equality and Human Rights Commission are attacked by politicians on right and left, focusing not on the debates, decisions or content of their policies or programmes but the legitimacy of the institution itself.

One of Clark's most debated decisions during his SACEUR command was his attempted operation to attack Russian troops at Pristina International Airport immediately after the end of the Kosovo War in June 1999.

And when you take a look at the issues facing the states--voting law changes, access to reproductive choice, creating jobs, enacting healthcare reform--you'll find a myriad of debates, decisions, and actions with serious influence on our lives.

In a unanimous but highly debated decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the detainees did not have a right to a trial by jury.

The passionately debated decision gives Mr. Sharon, the right-wing retired general who was overwhelmingly elected prime minister three weeks ago, the chance to form a broad coalition and possibly secure a respite from the instability that has afflicted most recent governments.