Sentence examples for debated stand from inspiring English sources

The U.S.G.A. videos, which are more like public service announcements, come less a month after the organization took a widely debated stand against the use of anchored putting strokes.

Mr. Escobar suggested that he is likely to seek immunity under the hotly debated Stand Your Ground law, which became a household term in 2012 when the police in Sanford, another Central Florida city, cited it as the reason a neighborhood watch volunteer, George Zimmerman, was able to go home after killing an unarmed teenager, Trayvon Martin, who he said attacked him.

And while his campaign manager, Rob Catron, made headlines by saying the League of Women Voters, for whom Mr. Schrock would not debate, stood for "the Communist Manifesto," the candidate himself speaks carefully.

Bloggers and readers from coast to coast debated his stand, many denouncing him for know-nothingism and ignorance.

Where does the debate stand?

GAZETTE: Where does this debate stand now?

Where does the debate stand so far?

"There are so many debates; the networks look for ways to partner with groups that would help the debate stand out," Mr. Conant said.

On the other side of this debate stand many business interests, some prominent climate scientists, and green groups like the Environmental Defense Fund and the Natural Resources Defense Council.

On one side of the debate stand those who believe that wilderness serves as a much-needed psychological counterbalance to industrial civilization.

Mr. Pataki and Mr. McCall need to pick any of these genuine debates, stand up to their obligations as candidates and engage the voters.