Sentence examples for debate staged from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow, MPs will vote on the housing benefit changes in a debate staged by Labour.

Telemundo announced the plan Thursday, a week after most of the main competitors in the Republican race declared that they would boycott any debate staged by Univision.

The months since the blaze have seen a healthy and heated debate, staged in public forums and the press, on the right way forward.

The demonstration will coincide with a Commons debate staged by Labour in a bid to expose Lib Dem divisions over the coalition's plans to dramatically increase tuition fees.

By the second debate, staged by the BBC in the Edwardian grandeur of the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and screened live across the UK and overseas, Salmond was in sharper form and better briefed, largely thanks to Sturgeon.

In 1980, in a debate staged by the American Psychological Association in Montreal, Hans J. Eysenck, the noted British psychologist, acknowledged that B. F. Skinner was one of the most widely misunderstood scientists and wondered aloud how he bore the strain.

"And Weld on the debate stage taking on Trump and Clinton could be formidable".

"I hope voters get to see former GOP Governors Gary Johnson and Bill Weld on the debate stages this fall," Romney wrote.

CNN, which is bad at debates, staged seven.

Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton on the debate stage in Milwaukee.

The implications ballooned on the debate stage.