Sentence examples for debated important issues from inspiring English sources

Even in the early days the WI debated important issues and its members were as likely to be listening to a talk on bolshevism as they were sightseeing in Italy.

Perhaps this deliberate strategy served the goals of those in charge of the elections as the candidates avoided rather than debated important issues.

A leadership contest would provide a good opportunity to debate important issues facing Labour.

"Jeremy's strategy is to allow open debate and delegates have decided to debate important issues like the refugee crisis and housing".

In Senate and House races all across the United States, the venue for debating important issues, the candidates are largely silent about the war, irrespective of their contest, region or party.

One of the pleasures of being a law professor is that I spend my days debating important issues with my colleagues.

If Parliament did break up on Thursday, he said it would provide an "opportunity" for MPs to debate important issues with their constituents in the run-up to next week's elections.

But will they be able to work together, debate important issues, or question what they read?

Establish forums where community members -- particularly children and youth -- can support each other, learn about their rights, debate important issues of community concern and freely communicate their preferences to the Haitian government as well as the international community.

We want the community to have an opportunity to hear the positions and qualifications of the candidates and to debate important public policy issues.

It has always been a crucial forum for debating local important issues and it will leave a big gap.