Sentence examples for debating plans from inspiring English sources

The House and Senate will spend several days debating plans for granting Mr. Bush the authority to use force against Iraq.

Meanwhile, the General National Congress, the country's only elected body, carried on with its first session of the week, debating plans to inaugurate a new cabinet, seemingly oblivious of the clashes about a mile away.

On the Friday night of last year's killings at a kosher market, I went to my usual brasserie, Le Gymnase, and recognised Willem among a group of diners, slowly realising who they were: past winners of the Angoulême prize for cartoonists and Charlie Hebdo's inner circle, holding a wake and debating plans.

Or take Australia, which in the same year introduced a carbon tax and started debating plans for a series of "mega-mines" that would massively increase its coal exports, helping build confidence among the companies and governments planning no fewer than 1,200 new coal-fired power stations around the world.

William Hague told MPs debating plans for a referendum that public opinion was "disillusioned".

Specific parliamentary time could be allocated to debating plans for England, and MPs would be given an opportunity to vote on motions endorsing or rejecting them.

Parliament this autumn debated plans to recognise de-facto married couples, including same-sex ones.

He recalls strong tensions in the 1970s when locals first debated plans to build two reactors.

Last week, MPs debated plans for a new groceries code adjudicator, destined to be known as the "supermarket watchdog".

Another day, Albany debates plans to connect the Long Island Rail Road to Grand Central Terminal or build a new Second Avenue subway.

With little public debate, plans were approved in the late 1970s to build a series of nuclear power plants that would supply much of Germany's energy needs.