Sentence examples for debate prior from inspiring English sources

"When Israel usually went to war, there was never such a debate prior to the action," Mr. Kirschenbaum said.

That's why I'm strongly backing the Guardian's campaign to raise the profile of the divestment debate prior to climate change negotiations in Paris in December.

Republicans hold an 8-to-7 majority on Waterbury's Board of Aldermen, and the 55-minute debate prior to tonight's vote essentially broke along party lines.

I don't know how much time that's going to take, but having watched the debate prior to the election it may take some time.

The Fibonacci sequence has previously been laid on to many of the pictures taken of a brawl in Ukraine's parliament during a debate prior to a vote in the country's budget for 2014.

The question of whether or not you are supposed to – at least in a democracy – have such a debate prior to a decision rather than after it will haunt the officials, and will add to a growing feeling of estrangement between mainstream politics and everyday life.

But he did play Mr. Edwards in mock debates prior to the vice presidential face-off.

When Nick Clegg and Nigel Farage debated prior to the 2014 European elections, their estimates diverged wildly; Clegg said 7% while Farage insisted the real figure was 75%.

3. Research the political debates prior to major American wars; create posters using newspaper articles and headlines to highlight the major arguments and opinions of that time.

Asked about his own place in the team, which was debated prior to the Test when the leg-spinner Adil Rashid was named in the squad, Moeen replied: "I'd not thought about it at all.

Despite the countless debates prior to its introduction, the scope of Open Access, which provides free access to academic publications on the Internet, remained negligible in the twentieth century.