Sentence examples for devoted to the debate from inspiring English sources

Monkeys, Rats and Me: Animal Testing (BBC2) was an outstanding documentary devoted to the debate over the ethics of experimenting on animals in order to benefit human beings.

After opening her segment devoted to the debate between Trump and Hillary Clinton by describing the clash as "American democracy playing Russian roulette", Bee swiftly laid into Trump for his consistent interruptions of Clinton.

It includes recipes for two kinds of horseradish — a more traditional beet and a hipper carrot-citrus — and a sidebar devoted to the debate over whether gefilte fish should be sweet or peppery.

At their first session devoted to the debate, on Aug. 21 at Mr. Trump's club in Bedminster, N.J., the conservative radio host Laura Ingraham was on hand to offer counsel and, if Mr. Trump was game, to play Mrs. Clinton, said Trump advisers who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the debate preparations were supposed to be kept private.

"If the measures become important guides, they will lead schools to overemphasize the measured at the expense of the immeasurable," he wrote in a special issue of Peer Review, the journal of the Association of American Colleges and Universities, devoted to the debate over value-added testing.

Countless column inches have been devoted to the debate, with high-profile former athletes and Cook's management team airing their views publicly as taekwondo found itself the centre of attention for the first time.

Considerable space is devoted to the debates in national security meetings about the relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan, the nature of the linkage between Al Qaeda and the Taliban, and the continuing threats posed by Al Qaeda.

But then they might learn that the time they are devoting to the debate is actually costing more than the tests themselves because of the expense of keeping the patient in an I.C.U.

Three sessions will be devoted to the digital debate, and include panellists such as the BBC director of new media and technology, Ashley Highfield, the general manager of Mirror Group Newspapers, Ellis Watson, and the Sky Interactive managing director, James Baker.

The tribute gets under way with a night devoted to the Lincoln-Douglas debates, featuring the actors Dana Ivey and James Rebhorn.

The section of the debate devoted to the issue of abuse within the party generated more heat than light.