Sentence examples for debates on what from inspiring English sources

The debates on what limits to set for carbon dioxide emissions were particularly arduous.

The party's publications took on new life as the editors entered the current debates on what was needed to "save China".

A parka, a pair of stiletto boots, a pair of hiking shorts launched national debates on what political figures must have been thinking when they made such personal decisions, or whether they were thinking through their public image at all.

"We show many Israeli films, we organize a lot of debates on what happens in the world, but this time we reacted very strongly and in a very emotional way".

Photograph: Chris Radburn/PA There has been an unprecedented amount of controversy lately over pinning a poppy to one's lapel in the run up to Remembrance Day, perhaps following on from other recent debates on what is or what is not PC to wear.

Many readers who are outside the debates on what constitutes adequate therapy probably imagine that millions of people are going to get something like the activity portrayed on TV in In Treatment or The Sopranos: two people in a protected space, choosing to work together at an agreed pace and duration to clarify and unravel (to the degree that is possible) the psychological issues of one of them.

Almost everyone has a favorite one-hit wonder, but there is debate on what constitutes one.

BRUSSELS — Reawakening a debate on what the European Union should do when one of its members threatens its democratic principles, the bloc's executive arm opened legal proceedings on Tuesday against Hungary, which critics contend is sliding toward authoritarianism.

Holding that debate on what an alternative economic policy should look like will be one of the biggest challenges for whoever takes over the party leadership this weekend.

Even now, people still debate on what I am.

It is also likely to prompt a fierce debate on what constitutes an American ally.