Sentence examples for debate it again from inspiring English sources

Professor Sir Peter Bell, former vice-president of the Royal College of Surgeons but now retired from practice, wants a public debate because there is such a shortage of organs for transplantation: "It is time to debate it again.

The Labour MP Michael Meacher has legislation in the pipeline – MPs debate it again today – itemising the more detailed reforms campaigners believe are needed to make the change stick.

The House of Lords will now begin the process of line-by-line scrutiny of the bill at committee stage on Friday, before debating it again in a full session.

As the battle lines are already drawn and now the rhetorical excess becomes a household debate, it may again become a test of men like these Civil War honorees.

A co-chairman of the joint Judiciary Committee, Michael P. Lawlor, a Democrat, said that he did not think the governor's proposals sufficiently addressed the issue of prison overcrowding, and that the panel had already decided to reconsider the three-strikes law because "people want to have a debate on it again".

As a debate, it erupted once again this past week over a new book about the Clintons in which Mrs. Clinton is accused of having used an anti-Semitic slur during a furious conversation in 1974.

City Council Speaker Christine Quinn pounced on the issue early in the debate and raised it again later as she sought to cut into de Blasio's apparent sizable lead in the most recent polling.

And I hope she reads this, and emails me, and we start debating it all over again.

Indeed, in October 2001, when the Taliban offer to negotiate was in the news, Mr. Mnookin argued in public debates at Harvard against accepting it, again for reasons of pragmatism.

Pawlenty planned to use it again during the debate.

In a post on Hacker News, he said: "We've debated it over and over again, but the conclusion we always come to is that we don't want to provide users with a false sense of security, and encourage risky behaviour.