Sentence examples for debate of its from inspiring English sources

But it was the first debate of its kind in a decade and a surprising measure of the N.P.C.'s evolution since its somnambulant days in the early nineteen-nineties.

The Sierra Club, which spends its energy battling others on environmental issues, is now caught up in a nasty debate of its own.

The Premier League has said that it will "robustly defend" the HMRC action.. However renewed debate of its position appears inevitable now.

Meanwhile, the European Union is scheduled to take up debate of its so-called common position on Cuba, which calls on member nations to urge Cuba to embark on "a process of transition to pluralistic democracy".

Further, while the study is not subject to Belgian government control, it will be financed by the taxpayer, which makes intense public debate of its findings even more likely.

It remains to be seen, however, whether a formula can be found that North Korea will accept.After what has been by all accounts a lively debate of its own, the South Korean government seems to have recognised that dealing with North Korea's worrisome behaviour needs closer co-ordination with America.

The fact that it's doing so well, attracting both customers and investors, sets up GoCardless as one to watch in the ongoing debate of whether its possible to start, build and scale a company away from the Valley.

Prime Minister David Cameron's announcement that he will only take part in one televised debate before the general election, featuring at least seven party leaders, has triggered a furious debate all of its own.

Another movie that's staying with me is "Blue is the Warmest Color," a film that has attracted a lot of debate for its frank depiction of lesbian sex.

It is the second time Mr. Edwards has decided to skip a debate because of its affiliation with Fox News.

NBC released ratings and called the debate part of its "Rock Center With Brian Williams" news magazine, which has had many fewer viewers this television season.