Sentence examples for debate standing from inspiring English sources

We've seen them debate standing behind podiums, wandering around the stage, and finally — in a dramatic change of pace — sitting around a table!

The UK ought to have a strong voice in this debate, standing up for the disempowered by enshrining their rights in new conventions.

Senator, you've vowed to spend this entire debate standing on Senator Clinton's windpipe while reducing her to a quivering mass of jelly.

Last year, at the annual meeting of the National Trust, which oversees many of Britain's grandest estates, Worsley participated in an Oxford Union-style debate, standing against the motion " 'Bringing houses to life' is another way of saying 'Dumbing them down.' " She wore a cherry-red sweater with a large rosette on the left shoulder.

Whatever one's views are on David Cameron, I have respect for his firmness during the gay marriage debate in standing up to party bigots.

The Lib Dem chief whip, Paul Burstow, asked the Speaker to "give consideration to an urgent debate under standing order 24 on the freedom to report on parliamentary proceedings".

Watergate has given new impetus to the country's long standing debate over the merits of "the system".

The Journal's feature got its name from the long- standing debate about whether any pros can consistently beat the market averages.

This study sought to inform the long standing debate of whether care and justice moral ethics represent one or two different forms of cognition.

However, they vary considerably with regard to osmolality and viscosity, and there is a standing debate on which of these physicochemical properties determines renal safety.

Annacone, who once worked with Pete Sampras and Tim Henman and recently joined Federer's training staff, described Nadal's discomfort at debates about his standing as emblematic of his approach.