Sentence examples for early debates on from inspiring English sources

Early debates on the nature of the Indian.

When early debates on the risk assessment merged into legislative decisions, this wrong focus on transgenesis alone seemed uncontested.

I got involved with the early debates on global warming and the use of biotechnology in agriculture, but my main passion was the dynamics of water ownership".

So, Wren had been all over the place, bodging together a design that we are right to question even today, 300 years after those early debates on whether or not the baroque was Papist devilry and, therefore, un-English as well as anathema.

* Traditional opposition surfacing in early debates on reform bill.

Science tends to get bogged down in politics -- Petroski uses examples from the early debates on global warming and from the health industry.

The early debate on the fiscal cliff has mostly focused on the two biggest changes that are set to take effect on Jan . 1 the Bush tax cuts and the automatic spending cuts under the sequester.

Much of the early debate on Social Security revolved around whether the problems in the program were real, or, as some Democrats asserted, exaggerated to justify the changes Mr. Bush sought.

Labour mobility1 received attention in the early debate on the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU).

In the early debate on EMU, it was stressed that the relatively low degree of labour mobility among EU countries would be a weakness of the forthcoming monetary union.

During early debate on the Affordable Care Act of 2009, the president threatened to veto the Act if it did not include abortion funding and yet ultimately accepted the status quo of no Federal funds for abortion.