Sentence examples for debate the term from inspiring English sources
Following extensive debate, the term "Contact Countries" was agreed by the Allies in 2000.
In the context of today's immigration debate, the term illegal immigrant has often become synonymous with hate speech.
Regardless of whether its being streamed or being watched on cable, a topic of debate could float around Congress for years, but once a television show, such as in this case Scandal (ABC), features an experience behind the debate, the term being lobbied really hits home.
Three years later, the man who made his maiden speech in the Commons debate the terms of the Japanese surrender got his first foot on the ladder as a junior minister for transport.
The Treasury Department said it would initiate emergency measures on Friday to keep the federal government's total borrowing under the maximum allowed by law, as Congress continues to debate the terms of any increase in the debt ceiling.
France has the largest population of Muslims in Europe, about six million, and even as they listen to the country debate the terms of their integration into French society, they are having a major impact on the food culture.
Tim Thorp Nottingham The refusal to allow parliament to debate the terms of Brexit is strikingly similar to the restriction of Labour MPs' right to determine membership of the shadow cabinet.
One possibility is that they will debate the terms on which the party leaders should debate each other during the General Election.
Imported from economic policy debates, the term implies a focus on the interactions and interdependencies between different policies as they affect the extent to which intended policy outcomes are achieved.
CRISPR Debates The term "designer babies" came into wide usage in 1999, due to the case of Monique and Scott Collins.
