Sentence examples for debate responded from inspiring English sources

Back in 1981, the initial public debate responded to the Brixton and Toxteth riots on very much these lines.

The Governor, after holding his tongue during their first debate, responded in kind during two debates this week.

Similarly, Representative Walter, in a subsequent debate, responded to a charge that judicial review under § 106(a) would prove inadequate because of the absence of a suitable record, by inviting 'the gentleman's attention to the law in section 242, in which the procedure for the examiner is set forth in detail.' 107 Cong.Rec.

Rosalie Porter, a former director of bilingual education who also spoke at the debate, responded that if students did not learn English soon after entering schools in the United States, they would languish and the largely Spanish-speaking population would continue to post low test scores.

The argument for austerity takes a big hit, and the two economists at the center of the debate respond.

But Mr. Campos always seemed to relish the debate, responding with speeches and newspaper articles full of aphorisms that quickly passed into political folklore.

— Donald Trump at a Presidential debate, responding to Hillary Clinton's claim that for many years he may not have paid federal income tax.

—Donald Trump at a Presidential debate, responding to Hillary Clinton's claim that for many years he may not have paid federal income tax.

When challenged on the alleged role of Moscow in the murder of journalists, Trump engaged in what is typically known as "whataboutery" (or the "look over there!" approach to debate), responding: "Our country does plenty of killing also".

For his part, Mr. Hevesi picked up on a different line from last Sunday's debate, responding to Mr. Vallone's attack on Mr. Hevesi for suggesting that he was open to an income tax surcharge to finance school improvements should the city economy sour.

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