Sentence examples for debated rules from inspiring English sources

Ever since Watergate, politicians have debated rules on the size and scope of campaign contributions.

Conspicuously missing are hotly debated rules on data privacy, dropped at the last minute to keep from derailing the whole package.

Now that the first sets of Google Glass — those not hovering above the right eyes of Google employees — are infiltrating the world at large on the noses of normal people, anxieties about the dilemmas of ubiquitous wearable computers are quickly solidifying: manners are being debated, rules posted, laws considered.

By Matt Buchanan May 8, 2013 Now that the first sets of Google Glass — those not hovering above the right eyes of Google employees — are infiltrating the world at large on the noses of normal people, anxieties about the dilemmas of ubiquitous wearable computers are quickly solidifying: manners are being debated, rules posted, laws considered.

In a striking demonstration of how the Pentagon's image builders take Hollywood just as seriously as they take the news media, if not more so, the show's script writer said he learned details of the intensely debated rules on conducting the controversial tribunals two weeks before Mr. Rumsfeld released them at a news conference on March 21.

Since before the Bible, whenever debt got out of control, societies have debated rules about debt forgiveness.

But it may apply to a much debated rule on who should be paid for working overtime, which applied to postdoctoral students working at universities; it was issued on 23 May, which may be just outside the CRA envelope.

N.F.L. officials spend months, sometimes years, debating rules changes.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is currently debating rules that could result in sizeable contracts for Simmons' company.

Before today, this wasn't allowed under the debate rules.

The broadcasters also said that they based their debate rules on those of U.S. presidential debates.