Sentence examples for debating the idea from inspiring English sources
Connecticut is debating the idea.
Obama put it, "the Senate voted 68-31 to begin debating the idea of discussing gun control.…Amazing".…Amazing
Colorado and Illinois are debating the idea of using revenue from the state lottery to offset defense costs.
— SHREEYA SINHA The United States government has been debating the idea of setting up a court to oversee targeted killings, something akin to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which oversees eavesdropping on American soil.
Jeffrey R. Senter Staff Attorney Project FAIR and Urban Justice Center New York, Oct. 19, 2010 To the Editor: I was more than a little dismayed to learn that scholars are still debating the idea of a culture of poverty as the reason that some individuals and groups remain impoverished.
The Convention on the Future of Europe, meeting under the chairmanship of former French President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, is currently debating the idea, with a view to making recommendations for a new draft treaty to be considered by an inter-governmental conference in 2004.What should the new constitution look like?
In addition, SafeFood Inc.com an alliance of associations that represent the livestock, meat, and poultry industries, is debating the ideas presented in the film.
After all, this wasn't the first time the GMs have debated the idea.
While Washington has debated the idea off and on since at least 1977, the world has changed.
Florida, Texas, Pennsylvania and Arizona have recently debated the idea; but all are plotting pilot projects, limited to the poorest or academically weakest pupils.In New Mexico, Mr Johnson is being far bolder.
The concerns are a reprise of complaints issued in 2009 when Congress first debated the idea of a consumer-focused agency.
