Sentence examples for debates called from inspiring English sources

The 44 debates, called dialogues, have won the blessing of Unesco.

Neither the reporters who followed them nor the moderators of the official presidential debates called them out on the issue.

Other debates calling for improvements to rail lines in the region have been much better attended with neighbouring MPs supporting each other.

All these discussions and debates call for further phylogeographic studies to complement our knowledge about the genetic footprints of the ice age.

Those on both sides of the debate called this one clinically useless.

WPRU had an educational side, too, broadcasting a debate called "Can Hitler Invade America?" and even preceptorials.

The two online companies announced on Thursday that they would present a mock debate, called the "Yahoo!

The first e-petition to force a parliamentary debate called for convicted rioters to be deprived of state benefits.

Today there will be another three-hour emergency debate, called by Jeremy Corbyn, on the subject of parliament approving military action.

Ms. Saujani referred to Ms. Maloney as a "reliable but mediocre Democrat" and, in a radio debate, called her a liar.

In this study I examine stratification in knowledge production in a largely American interdisciplinary humanities debate called bioethics, focusing on the issue of the ethics of human genetic engineering.