Sentence examples for debate location from inspiring English sources

But as it depends on the three members of the bloc agreeing on a single campaign voice - not to mention a debate location - the prime minister may yet be off the hook.

But the focus on the Sunshine State is not merely the result of the debate locations.

The terms, precisely those the commission spelled out when it unveiled the debate locations in January, were accepted months ago by the Gore campaign.

The runestone was made in memory of three men, of whom two died in Greece, while a third one, Freygeirr, died at a debated location written as i silu × nur.

Haitian and international officials, aware that these camps may become permanent, are hotly debating locations.

But maybe one nod to the debate's location would not have been unseemly.

There are 80 participants, culled by Gallup, the polling firm, from a sample of uncommitted voters who live near the debate's location in Hempstead on Long Island.

Alluding to the debate's location in a theatre, he said that even Shakespeare would balk at "how stretched the word affordable now is in the English language" in a city where a starter home is £450,000.

What would have happened to Tyneham if the residents had returned is a matter for debate - its location on the Jurassic coast means it could well have become another Dorset tourism hotspot with hotels, cafes or caravan parks.

In the past few years, however, some have suggested that debates about persistence are better understood as debates about location - how are material objects located in (or extended through) time, and how does this compare with the way(s) in which material objects are located in (or extended through) space?

Debates about location have been framed in terms of two main locational predicates: 'is exactly located at' and 'is weakly located at'.