Sentence examples for debate head from inspiring English sources

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In The Debate, head of the Nigerian Youth Climate Coalition Esther Agbarakwe says, "Too often, the elders feel that they have the monopoly of knowledge on issues like this.

At least one show is tackling the decency debate head-on.

Come hell or high water, Cameron dare not debate head-to-head with Ed Miliband – which is very odd indeed.

Miliband repeatedly accused the prime minister of running scared, and said it was ridiculous that Cameron was willing to be in the same TV studio as him but only so long as they did not debate head-to-head.

In his column this week (and ever since the Inauguration), Dionne called on Obama to make the case for his agenda by engaging the philosophical debate head-on: [T]here comes a time when first principles need to be articulated.

Any notion that McIlroy is seeking a soft option here would be flawed; not only did he face a nationality debate head-on by declaring for Ireland's team at an early juncture but very recently spoke about his fear that the Olympic narrative could be damaged by scenarios such as Scott's.

But as opinion polls show an electorate that remains remarkably evenly split between the two candidates, there has been a noticeable shift in the willingness of Democrats in swing states such as North Carolina to take the healthcare debate head-on and actively seek to defend the president's record rather than hope it will go away.

Did you ever think this would even be a debate heading into the season?

Whether Bradford's numbers were aided by facing poor defenses will be a focus of debate heading into the game.

And as the health care debate heads into the final stretch, there is the possibility of a women's Gang of Four calling the shots.