Sentence examples for debating through from inspiring English sources
Debating through marathon sessions that began Thursday night and continued into this evening, Congress approved a new tax on financial transactions and a measure to require all consumer and business deals valued at more than $1,000 to be conducted by check rather than cash.
By emphasizing a "fundamental commitment" to debating through open inquiry, the U. of C. does what many campuses do not do.
"We gave New Hampshire voters the post-Iowa debate they asked for, gave the national audience the first chance to see the two candidates face off one-on-one and gave the candidates a forum to engage each other directly on the issues they've been debating through the press and individual events for days," the executive said.
We came out of the 89th All-Star Game talking about Mike Trout – not gushing about how transcendent a player he is, but debating, through pointed comments and statements, whether baseball does enough to market him and its other stars, and whether he does enough to market himself.
Debating Through the Arts presents Hidden in Plain Site: Creative Referendums to Human Trafficking, a series of exhibitions and public programs inspired by the United Nations (UN), which address the phenomenon of human trafficking.
College Football Update College football authorities debated through the day yesterday about whether to play their football games this weekend.
They have yet to present a set of demands, with proposals being slowly debated through numerous assemblies and committees.
A little more than a month away from election day, what have we really debated through this long contest?
Freshman Seminar 23u: Gravity in Extremes: Black Holes in the Universe | Julia C. Lee, Ph.D. The existence of black holes was debated through the last decades of the 20th century.
The event will bring together ecologists, practitioners and policymakers to debate, through a series of case studies, how communication, networking and interaction can be improved.
He embodied all that was best in the old association – a commitment to liberal education, to debate through civilised dialogue, and to education as self improvement.
