Sentence examples for debate on time from inspiring English sources

For a campaign reporter, knowing how to travel efficiently can mean the difference between getting to a debate on time and spending the night in an airport terminal.

To the Editor: Regarding "Get Them to the Debate on Time: Reporters' Tips" (Practical Traveler, Jan . 1, on our honeymoon to New Zealand and Australia, we ended up with soft-sided bags and could not have been happier.

This is a great example of social entrepreneurship because he set out…I was actually in a debate on time.

Not only is ABC broadcasting the debate on time-delay to us here on the West Coast -- making the debate far less important, evidently, than the Oscars, which get broadcast in real time everywhere in the world.

During a debate on Question Time, the Times commentator Caitlin Moran tweeted: "Wouldn't it just be nicer and more polite if gigantic companies paid people on these schemes?

Apparently writing from the car bringing Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh to the studio for the debate, Ali El-Bahnasawy reports on Twitter that the candidate has been forced to battle Cairo's notorious traffic to reach the debate site on time.

"The idea of saying I don't want to debate on prime time is ridiculous," Mr. Bush, the Republican nominee for president, told reporters aboard his campaign plane this morning.

Current guidelines for hemodynamic stabilization of critically injured patients with uncontrolled hemorrhage recommend fluid administration, while there is an ongoing debate on the time involved and the volume and type of fluid solutions used [ 9, 10].

On 12 October, there was another TV debate on RTÉ, this time on the Prime Time programme, with the seven candidates and Miriam O'Callaghan as moderator.

The old man in charge of keeping the debate civil and on time was veteran news broadcaster, Jim Lehrer.

With issues mattering more and more, the best way for them to be addressed would be in debates on prime time with all networks showing them.