Sentence examples for devoted to debates from inspiring English sources

Most of the group's career, it seems, has been devoted to debates over whether it remains relevant, conversations that have clouded its music and dimmed its impact.

The rest of the day is devoted to debates on a series of select committee reports: the Economic Affairs Committee report, Treating Students Fairly: The Economics of Post-School Education and the EU Committee reports: Brexit: the proposed UK-EU security treaty and Brexit: will consumers be protected?

13 October was devoted to debates and congratulatory speeches, and on 14 October the congress elected the 6th Central Committee and the 6th Central Auditing Committee.

As publisher of a magazine devoted to debates, I believe that plurality and diversity are the hallmarks of a free and just society.

An entire gathering had been devoted to debating the Benedict Option.

The SNP outrage was prompted by the amount of time devoted to debating Lords amendments to the EU withdrawal bill on Tuesday.

Most of the first act is devoted to debate about Rachel's provocative field of study, which puts forth a new idea on the "why" of menstruation, suggesting that this biological process is a "defense" against the "toxicity of sperm".

Harvard Law School's bicentennial follows what can be described as three periods of legal education and over a century devoted to debate and rational argument across an expanding range of issues, sources, and points of view.

He goes further on Tuesday in a lecture sponsored by Theos, a thinktank devoted to debate about religion and society, stressing why such values are so important in the forces.

Indeed, one indication of the confused state of affairs was the amount of time diplomats and Romanians devoted to debating whether the window-breaking rampage at the government headquarters on Victory Square was a genuine protest or the action of government agents trying to discredit the anti-government demonstrators.

Washington spends way too much time re-litigating the past — witness how much time has been devoted to debating old trade deals, the 2010 Affordable Care Act or the 1980s Reagan tax cuts — and has increasingly budgeted and legislated in a backwards looking way.