Sentence examples for debates build from inspiring English sources

The feminization debates build the theoretical background.

Each one of these evening-long debates built upon one another, as Lincoln and Douglas traveled from town-to-town.

The F.C.C. is responsible only for radio and broadcast television, where to be labeled indecent, material must "describe or depict sexual or excretory organs or activities" and be patently offensive to contemporary "community standards" -- a guideline with debate built in.

Debate builds confidence, encourages civic engagement and helps participants develop social skills, Flater said.

Using a type of content analysis data from 1604 texts, and controlling for the "quality" of these texts, I find that prestigious authors have more influence on the content of the debate because the participants in the debate must build upon the texts of the prestigious authors to legitimate their own work.

Adding to the weight both sides are putting on the debate, Mr. Kerry's team is hoping his running mate Senator John Edwards can use the debate to build upon the momentum the campaign received from Mr. Kerry's well-reviewed performance last Thursday in Miami, where he won plaudits for keeping his answers uncharacteristically brief.

Creating forums to facilitate informed debate and build audience communities.

Clearly, he must use Thursday's debate to build on this.

And maybe this will start a debate and build momentum for repeal on the left!

If they "want true democracy, transparency and personal freedom, they also need to engage in public debate and build social trust".

If the administration wants to have domestic political support for war with Iraq, there has to be a vigorous debate to build that support.