Sentence examples for deserved debate from inspiring English sources

In a far-sighted recommendation, the Macpherson inquiry recommended in 1999 that the double jeopardy principle deserved "debate and reconsideration", perhaps by the law commission.

At the very least, major reforms deserve debate.

How to achieve this end is by no means clear or easy, and certainly deserves debate and discussion, but it is disappointing that Larry Elliott is only concerned to use Keynes's insights to allow even more people to be tied to the work economy, rather than liberated from it.

That vision is too static and intolerant in my view, but it deserves debate — the sort of examination the Austin summit was too friendly to conduct.

I declined the invitation because the question of whether someone who lies pathologically should be featured on American airwaves daily is a serious one deserving debate between those with an authority to consequentially act upon it one way or another.

The people in Arizona deserve debates".

Because it deserves debating now, while the White House seemingly is preparing the American public for yet another war (this time against Iran).

Kelly Martin, Mr. Riordan's chief of staff, told the commissioners that the question was a policy issue that deserved public debate and should not be applied to the Mitchell case.

"He felt as though it deserved ample debate time where all members could participate rather than during a closed-off discussion in the late hours of the evening," she said.

The program was one of several taking up unproven but titillating conspiracy speculations, from the Mafia to Cuba; the channel insisted that some deserved "public debate" and that there had never been "one clear-cut finding".

Speaking on BBC's World This Weekend, Lammy said the coalition response to the riots that had gripped British cities deserved a debate in the Commons and suggested that members of the panel, as well as Miliband, did not even know the response to their inquiry had been published.