Sentence examples for debates emerged from inspiring English sources

The angriest debates emerged in the fight over a measure to create a state innocence commission.

As the game's reach expanded, tense debates emerged over whether to glove or not to glove.

The debates of Roosevelt's era were driven largely by his ideas, and from those debates emerged the grammar of our contemporary politics.

From these debates "emerged a new paradigm of Integrated Water Resources Management as the internationally preferred option for both developed and developing countries" (Agyenim and Gupta 2012, p. 47).

The brewing battle over the protections of drug company monopolies is one of the trickiest debates emerging in politics.

Focusing on readings from both the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament, this volume illuminates the current multidisciplinary debates emerging from postmodernism by exposing the still highly contested epistemological, political, and ethical positions in the field of biblical studies.

While evidence attributing specific targeted attacks to these political agendas has been limited, these concerns have featured in the various statements and debates emerging from the humanitarian sector about reducing the humanitarian presence in Somalia.

One of the key debates emerging from the interviews was around whether LHWs and home based care programmes appropriately distributed responsibility for caring between government and households.

Political debates emerge if labour market tensions find expression in a high workload among health professionals, but also in unemployment or underemployment [ 11- 13].

A debate emerged: Should Tip be killed?

On Tuesday, traces of that debate emerged once more among some potential jurors here.