Sentence examples for debated in both from inspiring English sources

The charter is debated in both houses, but without the power to amend it.

Once introduced in the Parliament, the bill was debated in both the Houses.

The IEA's secondary suggestion, to have budget measures fully debated in both houses of parliament and discussed in relevant committees, would be a hugely positive development.

BBC charter renewal is debated in both the House of Commons and House of Lords but, in order to avoid too much parliamentary interference, is not subject to a vote.

A provision of the USA PATRIOT Act that allowed federal police agencies to demand circulation records and placed a gag order on library workers was hotly debated in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate as Congress considered renewal of the law.

(All of these ideas are, of course, still vociferously debated in both Palestinian and Israeli politics).

The value of such support is endlessly debated in politics, but both candidates had reason to want the environmental groups' support.

Industrial strategy is back in favour; the prospects for science have been debated in recent weeks in both the Lords and the Commons; and ministers have been queuing up to emphasise its importance to the future of the UK.

The origin of high topography in Scandinavia is highly debated, both in terms of its age and the underlying mechanism for its formation.

But the calculations of such multipliers are often fiercely debated both in economic and political terms.

This question is intensely debated both in the national and the global context.