Sentence examples for debate road from inspiring English sources

Those of you unfortunate to watch this week's ITV exploitative and alarmist contribution to the roads debate, Road Rage Britain, will have had a reminder of the mainstream UK narrative on cyclists.

The event is bringing together 1,500 participants from 150 countries in the world's largest debate on road safety.

We welcome the recent debate around road safety but it is irrefutable that the Met and the public have a duty to ensure that we all take the very best care on the roads".

He called for a renewed debate on road safety: "Where measures are cost-effective and achievable, society has a moral and economic responsibility to act for the public benefit".

Douglas Alexander, who was transport secretary until three weeks ago, told the Home Office the bulk transfer of data to the police was out of proportion to the problem and "might be seen as colouring the debate about road charging (that material being collected for traffic purposes is being used for other outcomes)".

He added: "We welcome the recent debate around road safety but it is irrefutable that the Met and the public have a duty to ensure that we all take the very best care on the roads".

Several of the interviewed actors were more or less openly critical of the national "Vision Zero" initiative, as well as the on-going policy debate on road safety as a national priority.

We remembered the European businessmen who invited us to sail away with them from Zakynthos; we declined but still debate the road not taken.

So in a debate about roads, forests and the future, the talk here has been anything but abstract.

In the Californian education debate, all roads lead to Sacramento.For most of the 1990s education has come third in voters' minds, behind crime and the economy.

And in his present job he has always been keenly aware of the hard reality that in most international policy debates, all roads lead to Washington.That does not mean he agrees with all Americans about everything.