Sentence examples for debated and accepted from inspiring English sources

The new proposals will now need to be debated and accepted by the European Parliament and EU Member States before they become regional law — so it's likely there will be amendments (and much fierce lobbying) along the way.

Even if they remain as intangible principles, there is some public value in having them debated and accepted.

While the methodological principle of 'blinding' for minimising bias in randomised controlled trials (RCT) is widely debated and accepted, rarely is this depth of thinking applied to its correct handling with respect to design, reporting and analysis.

Are people permitted to debate and accept those ideas?

Rather than waiting for the world to debate and accept their ideas, these authors have taken them up on their own.

Through their books and television programmes, and Milton's columns in "Newsweek", the Friedmans' views have been influential, widely debated and gradually accepted.

Two categories of amendments will be debated, and any accepted will be voted on by MPs.

Second, there must have been a steady build-up of scientific evidence detailing the harmful effects of the emergency, and assigning the responsibilities for it; and these scientific data must have been debated, acknowledged and accepted by society.

Djokovic insisted he was not entering a men-versus-women debate and accepted that women faced more challenges than men to succeed in the game, including battling "hormones".

By the mid 1950s, the vast majority of economists had ceased debating Keynesianism and accepted the synthesis view; however, room for disagreement remained.

"I welcome vigorous debate, and accept and tolerate criticism or even dissent," Najib wrote in a Facebook post announcing the changes.