Sentence examples for debate moving from inspiring English sources

Stern said the league would debate moving the draft to different cities in the future.

With the debate moving so swiftly in a euro-skeptic direction, pro-union campaigners are beginning to organize a counteroffensive.

Earlier in the day, with the debate moving to the subject of post-election coalition talks, Lord O'Donnell, the former cabinet secretary who coordinated the 2010 discussions, said those negotiations were likely to be a "piece of cake" compared with the multiparty talks that are likely to start after the general election next month.

White House officials said they were planning to avoid getting drawn into a political argument over the killings in Libya, and telegraphed comfort with the campaign debate moving onto foreign policy turf, which they consider better for them than Mr. Romney, whose campaign has rested mostly on his economic arguments.

Peter Mills, from the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, said: "They [the funders of the research] are clearly conscious of the broad public-interest questions that go beyond the scientific risks involved in germline editing, and they are keen to get that debate moving.

MSNBC and CNN seem to have switched roles in the year-long debate, moving away to talking heads on the former to blather on repetitively before bailing altogether for the Olympics, while capturing more of the underlying dynamics on the latter.

So how can the debate move forward?

If you concentrate on balancing one faction against another, the debate moves on, often against you.

I don't think this debate moved the needle at all.

How much will the debate move the head-to-head polls between Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama?

But I'm too late: Richard Mabey says something really clever and the debate moves on.