Sentence examples for debate to answer from inspiring English sources

'We sprang into action quickly,' said Ms. Kerger, who "dropped everything" the day after the debate to answer questions from the news media".

Some Tory cabinet ministers rounded on Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, who had struggled in the closing minutes of the debate to answer concerns on all sides of the house that the government motion would take Britain closer to joining a US military operation against the Assad regime in Syria after last week's chemical weapons attack.

Labour claimed that the government ran into trouble when deputy prime minister Nick Clegg struggled, in the closing minutes of the debate, to answer concerns on all sides of the house that the government motion would have taken Britain closer to joining a US military operation against the Assad regime in Syria after last week's chemical weapons attack.

The respondent would now be obliged, if he continued with the debate, to answer in accordance with the new contradictory proposition, and would refuse to concede that "God is deceived".

But then, polemics and O'Brien could seldom be kept apart for long, and public controversy and debate seemed to answer a fundamental demand of his nature.

Mr Clegg's worst mistake in the first debate was to answer a question about what the European Union would look like in 10 years' time by saying he thought it would be "pretty much the same" as now.

The principled debate needs to answer the question whether FATCA is the right solution for Americans, and if not, what is an alternative to capture tax evasion at home, illicit financial outflows by authoritarian regimes abroad and terrorism financing.

For the debate, she needs to answer this in a way that does not imply that her voters are just smarter than certain other people's voters.

Ms. James, Mr. Squadron's strongest competitor, describes herself as a fighter, but in a recent debate she refused to answer a question about her campaign finances and instead attacked the questioner.

Sceptical parents and religious leaders have been engaged in ongoing debate to try to answer their concerns, in the hope of turning them into community ambassadors for girls' education.

"I'd like to interrupt this debate in the Senate to answer the actual question you asked, which is on entitlements," Christie said.