Sentence examples for debating the way from inspiring English sources
Fans of John Morton's BBC mockumentary Twenty Twelve will remember apparatchiks debating the way Olympic facilities can be used after the Games are over.
With MPs currently debating the way ahead for the whole country, we hear about some of the fallout for people trying to get on with their lives and their businesses.
We spend a lot of time culturally debating the way we raise our young girls, and the way we treat women.
He said he did so in the hope that Americans would debate the way they fought wars and carried out a hypocritical diplomacy.
Then European social preferences can be debated the way they are within every nation, through European-wide parties and parliamentary elections that will take on real significance.
Every four years, we have an important opportunity to debate the way those powers are being executed – how wisely, how effectively, and yes, how constitutionally.
They hold earnest meetings to debate the way ahead, which are either noble or futile, depending on your point of view.
His advisers have in recent weeks debated the way forward in Afghanistan, while the military has conducted war games to test the effect of thousands of more troops.
MPs deliberately choose to debate the way outlaws are treated before they get round to considering what the Queen has said.
He would come by the house often while I was there, and they would discuss and debate the way the visual system worked in the brain.
He attended nine regional meetings this year where governments, NGOs, academics and others spoke openly about the violence confronting children and debated the way forward.
