Sentence examples for debates arose from inspiring English sources

Find out how this concept was introduced into the United States government, what debates arose when it was first suggested, and how it has been applied throughout United States history.

The prospect of David Cameron being "empty-chaired" in the debates arose after the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Sky News declined to back down in the face of Mr Cameron's decision to take part in only one debate – and that before the election campaign proper starts.

Two different debates arose from the separate incidents, in which Mercedes driver Rosberg defended his position aggressively from Hamilton's McLaren and Alonso's Ferrari.

And new debates arose in recent years, namely: do angiogenic growth factors play a role and if yes which one? are stem cells, adult or precursor, important for arteriogenesis?

Similar debates arise about how much credit to give Gregory on abuse.

Even if the projects themselves are deemed worthy, debates arise over whether they should be financed through Congressional earmarks.

As science incessantly achieves innovative and unexpected breakthroughs, new medical, political, ethical and religious debates arise over the production and consumption of transgenic organisms.

Philosophical debates arise at the oddest times, and in the heat of this election season, one is now rising in Republican ranks.

It digs into one of the great debates arising from the BP disaster: how to put a price on oiled coastlines, and marine animals, and how to hold the company accountable for restoration.

"Palaeontological research might begin with the original description of a fossil, but very often new debates arise years, decades and centuries later and the specimen needs to be revisited.

Theoretical debates arise over the issue of how an ethogram should label and describe behavioral units.