Sentence examples for debates away from inspiring English sources

But this angered Democrats and Republicans, who then teamed up to wrest control of the debates away from the League.

I applaud the announcement that the Republicans and Democrats will sponsor the 1988 presidential debates, not because the parties are taking the debates away from the League of Women Voters, but because it is more likely that there will be more than one debate and that the forums scheduled will occur.

Today a shift is taking place in health care debates away from disease orientation towards prevention, wellbeing [ 1] and patient orientation [ 2- 4].

These concerns have led to a shift in policy debates, away from OOP payments as the main sources of health care funds, towards prepayment mechanisms, including tax funding and/or health insurance contributions [ 11].

For opponents, moving the debate away from those historical analogies is crucial.

The government wants to shift the political debate away from bread and butter issues.

President Trump appeared to try to steer the debate away from gun control after the slayings.

And that means shifting the debate away from abortion and homosexuality.

(As Deadspin noted, it had also shifted the debate away from Daniel Snyder and the name of his football team).

Find people who can shift the debate away from the abstract frameworks — like Big Government vs. Small Government.

And it's one reason Trump's attempt to debate away the Puerto Rican death toll is so unusual.