Sentence examples for debate recognizing from inspiring English sources

So Democrats should go into the confirmation debate recognizing that it is almost certainly unwinnable.

Mr. Obama's advisers went into the debate recognizing that incumbents often lose their first debate while seeking re-election in part because they have less time to prepare and in part because it is the first time a challenger is onstage as a peer with a president.

But actors on both sides of the debate recognize they exist, and that is heartening.

All creditable parties to this debate recognize a group of experts designated as "climate scientists," whom they cite in either support or opposition to their claims about global warming.

As noted above, in contemporary Latin American philosophy lively metaphilosophical debates, recognized as such by its participants, are a frequent occurrence.

That tension has played out repeatedly since, in heated debates over recognizing war crimes, the persistence of imperial shrines that memorialize war heroes and war criminals alike in quasi-worship and the controversy over Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to make Japan a "normal" country by loosening restrictions on the military.

But it is also important for reporters covering the ongoing fiscal debate to recognize Peterson is an ideologue advocating an agenda in that debate, not an objective expert truth-squadding the debate.

Anyone familiar with recent water policy debates, especially international debates, will recognize what the editors are talking about.

Watching the first debate, Blitt recognized a significant moment in the Presidential campaign.

Only two candidates on the debate stage recognized the danger of the path being advocated by Mr. Cain and Mrs. Bachmann.

Vilsack said the debate must recognize that people "do hunt and that that's important to them — 38 percent of America either hunts or fishes.