Sentence examples for debate to a policy from inspiring English sources

The new prime minister's first challenge was to get through his only parliamentary question time Thursday, where he sought to flip the political debate to a policy comparison between the major parties and to demand an end what he has called "the politics of negativity".

The Democrats have sought to turn the election on domestic issues and the economy; the Republicans have sought to make it a debate, to a large extent, about foreign policy and national security.

A special sitting of both houses of Parliament to debate a policy toward the United States, originally scheduled to take place early this month, has been repeatedly delayed because of the political crises.

Briefly, policy debate is debating a policy.

Obama, who said again toward the end of his answer that drug legalization is "worth a serious debate," lent legitimacy to a policy area that has long been relegated to the "unserious" corner of American political discourse.

Next week, the candidates devote an entire debate to foreign policy.

He said that the Legislature was the right place to debate such a policy, but that it had been hard to get legislators to address privacy.

Then I decided that the mental health of the Duke accuser and the failure of Mr. Nifong to limit the harm she caused by doing his job responsibly combined to keep this case from being a good one on which to debate such a policy change.

If Corbyn wants a proper debate leading to a clear policy (which he doesn't, of course; he wants to submerge this problem in meandering debate and eventually find some pitiful fudge), he would ask this: do we want to cling to the decayed edifice of long-lost great power status?

Scotland, in particular, was a "very bad result", in a large part due to a policy debate "conducted on an apparently something-for-nothing basis".

Unless we change the tone of the debate to give drug-policy centrists a voice, America's drug problem will only get worse.