Sentence examples for debate issues that from inspiring English sources

The hotel has been fenced off behind what The Guardian described as the Great Wall of Watford to allow delegates to bond in seclusion as they debate issues that include the challenges facing Africa, the politics of the European Union and developments in the Middle East.

He said he hoped to free up more space in Welsh political discourse to debate issues that matter more to voters.

"We also invite the media, particularly to cover our debates," says Rustam.  "We debate issues that affect us, like how to solve the problems of boys and girls dropping out of school, how to make the transport system work more effectively for us, on HIV/AIDS – what is the best way to protect us".

Tajikistan: Children Voice their Opinions "We debate issues that affect us, like how to solve the problems of boys and girls dropping out of school, how to make the transport system work more effectively for us, on HIV/AIDS – what is the best way to protect us".

In the U.S. Congress, they continue to debate issues that scientists settled decades ago.

Finally, the House of Commons is debating issues that are also being debated outside, in the normal world.

They can't be bothered debating issues that might be of interest to black Americans.

"The regulatory process is not designed to re-debate issues that Congress has resolved," she said.

Each night they broadcast a TV show live on the internet from their bed, with various guests debating issues that the Party are campaigning on.

The General Assembly has debated issues that other organs of the UN have either overlooked or avoided, including decolonization, the independence of Namibia, apartheid in South Africa, terrorism, and the AIDS epidemic.

For credibility purposes, it makes sense to me to allow a respectful hearing to someone who's been right and zero in on the more reasonable and hotly debated issue that's presently on everybody's mind -- the question of whether we will or wont have a double-dip recession.