Sentence examples for debate on the same from inspiring English sources

In a subsequent debate on the same station, Andrés Izarra, the president of a state television channel, fell about laughing when presented with crime statistics, but failed to offer any contrasting evidence.

In a House of Commons debate on the same day, home secretary Theresa May said that it was likely to cost about £5m this year to end contracts, write off equipment, contact cardholders and securely destroy information.

The typical tenant in England has spent more than £40,000 on rent over the past five years, according to new research published on Thursday by homelessness charity Shelter, in time for the housing bill debate on the same day in the House of Lords.

But as I myself sat on Fox Business Channel talking with three conservative men in a debate on the same topic, it suddenly struck me that the entire conversation was more than a little bizarre.

The former secretary of state is once again coming under fire for using the word "super-predators". As the Democratic candidates prepare to debate on the same day tens of thousands of low-wage workers walk off their jobs across the nation asking for "$15 and a union," Hillary Clinton needs to tell us whether she would use the power of the pen to help workers advance again.

Furthermore, at our last debate on the same subject, you informed us, Mr Frattini, that a questionnaire would be sent to the Member States in order obtain all possible information on this transfer of information.

But he said the Greens had not decided whether or not to shut down debate on the same-sex marriage bill.

The Times-Union called it "a speech that sounded at times like a conversion testament," and it did — more so than much of what has been offered, in the debate on the same-sex-marriage bill in Albany, by religious leaders like Archbishop Dolan.

The Times-Union called it "a speech that sounded at times like a conversion testament," and it did more so than much of what has been offered, in the debate on the same-sex-marriage bill in Albany, by religious leaders like Archbishop Dolan.

It was a stark contrast to the usual tactics of big-league campaigning, brought on by the spectacle of seven candidates debating on the same stage.

But the parliamentary success was clouded because many of the most contentious details were simply postponed, raising the possibility that the accord could again break into rancorous factional disputes in future debates on the same issues.