Sentence examples for debates questioning from inspiring English sources

From May 12th to June 10th, The Economist will be inviting readers and guests to participate in a series of online debates questioning the future of the sector.

But he is leading a party which still, in 2016, is debating whether climate change is real – just look at the NSW Liberal resolution last week to hold a series of debates questioning whether the "science is settled".

And does the rising power of unelected individuals pose a danger to democratic institutions?As business leaders, politicians and journalists meet at the World Economic Forum's annual summit in Davos to discuss the year ahead, The Economist will be inviting readers and guests to participate in a series of online debates questioning the future of global leadership.

The time is right for a worldwide public debate questioning the fundamental objectives of military policy.

Mr. Kerry, acknowledging many Americans' anger about the bailouts of the big banks, said, "It's understandable why there is debate, questioning and even anger" about Mr. Bernanke's renomination.

Mr. Bloomberg's spokesman, Edward Skyler, issued a statement after the debate questioning, sarcastically, why it was that Mr. Green had been campaigning for mayor of New York City on Long Island.

A16 NEW YORK/REGION B1-10 Lando and Mrs. Clinton Meet in First Debate Hillary Rodham Clinton and Representative Rick A. Lazio assailed each other for nearly 60 minutes in a televised debate, questioning each other's credentials, integrity and political views.

As the opposition leader yesterday declared he would not be "dictated to by business", four of the nation's most respected business leaders called for a higher standard of political debate, questioning Labor's divisive election tactics.

The former Florida governor came out swinging early on in the debate, questioning Trump's ability to serve as commander-in-chief after his controversial plan to ban all Muslim immigration into the United States.

"Even with a deal to avoid a default, the damage has been done by the fact that we have had a debate questioning whether the U.S. will pay back its debt," Laurence D. Fink, the chief executive of the money manager BlackRock, said Wednesday morning.

In fact, it was revealed that most viewers didn't think PBS's news favored liberals; however, Tomlinson and other Republicans engaged in a heated debate questioning the bias of the well-respected news organization.