Sentence examples for debates hold from inspiring English sources
Many participants in policy debates hold strong convictions, independent or even opposed to their self-interest.
Meanwhile, only the three debates hold out any prospect of changing the course of the race.
But Mr. Bush now seems to be trailing by a few percentage points, and for an underdog, debates hold the promise of mixing up the dynamic, changing the momentum.
While awareness is growing that ethical and justice-based debates hold implications for the development of fair and effective climate policy, the specific ethical implications of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) deployment have received limited attention.
The 2016 Republican primary debates hold their own promise.
Do they choose to agree to implement a clean energy future or do they choose to have the same old stale debates hold us back.
As we have written to you previously, your participation in the digital debate holds many benefits over and above the leaders' debates held before the last general election.
They argue: "Participation in the digital debate holds many benefits over and above the leaders' debates held before the last general election.
The Agriculture Committee is disinclined to repeat the debates held in the House Agriculture Comm.
Q -- In one of the last debates held, the subject of capital punishment came up.
I have listened intently to the debates held in recent days, some organised also by the opposition.
