Sentence examples similar to debate position from inspiring English sources

1445: Carrillo, Stracener, and Duvernay discuss and debate positions for and against adopting the proposed new constitution DRAFT Iceland new constitution (council) DRAFT Iceland Constitution (parliament).

He examines how the debate positions investigators' anthropological imagination at the heart of the struggle over the relationship between the state and society in Sicily.

(Giuliani's campaign has an unusually intellectual bent in this way, with committees of conservative experts e-mailing furiously to discuss and debate positions in every policy area).

Mr Romney convincingly won the first presidential debate, positioning himself as a candidate for all Americans and a champion of the middle class.

Dumb groups, on the other hand, debate positions based upon how strongly members believe in them.

I think the contrast between the policy prescriptions we'll hear about Tuesday and the knee-jerk Republican debate positions will be crystal clear, in fact.

Romney has the soul of a salesman -- he must sell his "product", whatever it takes -- which is why he has so readily shifted political and "moral" (he had the gall to introduce that word into the debate) positions throughout the campaign.

If anything, in this election cycle the debates may not be changing many or any minds, as evidenced by the fact that the sentiment balance shifted back to its pre-debate position within 12 to 18 hours after each debate.

The chancellor's seemingly endless recitation of micro measures to improve the nation's education and general economic competitiveness puts him in a strong debating position, because every time he is criticised he can retort that necessary investment must be preferable to tax cuts.

Epistemic contextualism (EC) is a recent and hotly debated position.

This constitutes thus far the largest phylogenetic data set to assess the debated position of basal dipterans.