Sentence examples for debates and clashes from inspiring English sources
Legislatures are televised because they are a forum for public debates and clashes of interests.
At different times in recent history, the nation has witnessed watered debates and clashes of a Muslim North or a Christian South, or in other instances, of religion standing relatively alone as a driver of conflicts.
And much like the Confederate monuments in other parts of the United States, these statues and celebrations have been the source of debates and clashes over the legacy of racial violence and white supremacy in the Americas.
He makes an effective, if not particularly original, parallel between the current evolution debates and Galileo's clash with the Church in the seventeenth century.
The difference, according to Matias Spektor, a Brazilian professor of international relations at King's College in London, is that the proposed code is the subject of a fierce democratic debate and the clash of interests.
Particularly around the meat/no-meat divide, where ethics and health debates often clash with appetite and comfort food.
When mergers involve Catholic institutions, which already serve one in six patients in the U.S., that can result in restrictions on abortions, contraception and sterilization -- and debates about the clash between religious directives and reproductive health.
The so-on and so-forth of Leave and Remain debate clashes stretches over weeks and months yet.
After months of clashing at debates and through commercials, candidates for president today finally delivered a common message: They implored Iowans to vote in the precinct caucuses on Monday.
Needless to say that the selection debates, mooted personality clashes and pre-tour verbals that so often flow at this juncture in the Australian summer are not only missing, but in hindsight seem so absurd.
