Sentence examples for debating internally from inspiring English sources

The new instructions were vague, officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention conceded, even though they have been debating internally for years — in the face of a lethal strain of H5N1 flu emerging overseas — whether to recommend masks.

Unlike the Bank of England, which is gradually moving its key rate toward zero, and the Federal Reserve, which has already reduced its rate to about zero, the European bank is still debating internally whether it can afford to go to zero.

To add to my confusion, Joseph Isadore Lieberman, the first Jewish Vice-Presidential candidate of a major party, and Abraham Foxman, the national director of the Anti-Defamation League, are noisily airing questions that I've been debating internally for decades: How Jewish is too Jewish?

They debated, internally and externally.

"We had this big debate internally," Mr. Emanuel recalled, and ultimately they opted for the more optimistic variant.

"There was a big debate internally because we didn't have product," Dr. Vasella said of the shortages of STI-571.

The Phillies have debated internally for a couple of years whether they should trade Schilling for a hefty package of players.

He told parliament he had sought his party's permission to meet with the government to "negotiate a better bill", but lost the debate internally.

There are understood to be a number of proposals still being debated internally within the BBC, but they remain options, rather than finally agreed changes.

Although some local franchises were already offering a breakfast menu, there was debate internally about how aggressively the company should promote it, Mr. Starmann recalled: "He made a big, bold decision — we're going on national TV.

Several of these proposals are still being refined and debated internally — and to the extent disagreements remain (which they will), we intend to present key choices for you as part of the final budgetary trade-offs discussions.