Sentence examples for debates echo from inspiring English sources

These local level debates echo elements of international benefit sharing and ancillary care debates [ 10, 33], and of recent debates among researchers at the Programme [ 22].

By Guy Hubbard LILONGWE, Malawi, 16 June 2008 – Arguments and debates echoed through the vast red brick hall here last week.

Malawi's Youth Parliament convenes in run-up to Day of the African Child LILONGWE, Malawi, 16 June 2008 – Arguments and debates echoed through the vast red brick hall here last week.

That debate echoes one on the United States' southern border.

That debate echoes the broader discussion over whether community service should be required at all.

Democrats said the debate echoed the battle over states' rights when the federal government ordered school integration and said the amendment could not trump federal law.

The debate echoes others in past years about whether to build conventional power plants locally or build stronger connections to distant conventional plants.

Dr. Jack Drescher, a New York psychoanalyst and member of the sexual disorders work group, said that, in some ways, the gender identity debate echoed efforts to remove homosexuality from the manual in the 1970s.

The debate echoed the moral seriousness of the political dilemma once posed by slavery, a subject that is brilliantly evoked in Steven Spielberg's new film, "Lincoln"; by contrast, the director of "Zero Dark Thirty," Kathryn Bigelow, milks the U.S. torture program for drama while sidestepping the political and ethical debate that it provoked.

Panelists at the Royal Institution debate echoed Ziman's concerns.

The debate echoes the one involving South African double amputee Oscar Pistorius six years ago.