Sentence examples for debate the need from inspiring English sources
Some New Yorkers will debate the need to build extensively.
On Valentine's Day, parliament will debate the need for that legislation again.
Although world governments continue to debate the need to cap greenhouse gas emissions, reducing the local and regional pressures is one way to strengthen the natural resilience of ecosystems.
Prof Ronald Arkin and Prof Noel Sharkey will debate the need for so-called killer robots during the UN Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW), marking the first time the issue of killer robots has been discussed within the CCW.
A small coterie of children of China's founding elites who favor deeper political and economic change had come to debate the need for a new direction under the next generation of Communist Party leaders, who are set to take power in a once-a-decade changeover set to begin this year.
And it was OFCOM, itself a statutory regulator, which recently judged Mr Desmond a fit person to buy Channel 5 – this AFTER he'd quit the PCC, effectively holing self-regulation below the line......I believe the time has come to debate the need for some kind of Newspaper Industry Ombudsman – possibly sitting in tandem with the commission – to deal specifically with press standards.
In the early nineteen-seventies, when Congress began debating the need for stricter clean-air standards, the Big Three organized a massive public-relations campaign.
Since then, a welter of commentaries and articles in Communist Party newspapers have debated the need to rein in comments on the microblogs.
The party did spend a few uncomfortable years after its electoral debacle debating the need for modernisation and resisting the urge to pull itself apart.
In one session on Sunday that I co-led with Tim O'Reilly and Danny Sullivan, we debated the need for competitive search.
