Sentence examples for emotive debates from inspiring English sources

The United States is locked in its own emotive debates over Confederate statues.

These developments have sparked complex and emotive debates about how to handle the final stages of life.The Dutch parliament is currently considering a bill which would make permanent a 15-year experiment in allowing doctor-assisted suicide by codifying in law regulations which have governed such practices.

Wyatt, the only Indigenous Liberal MP in the parliament, has given cautious backing to a new inquiry by parliament's human rights committee – but while backing the renewed political debate, he has cautioned against "emotive debates" around 18C and instead called for calm "statesmanship".

The buidling is now at the centre of a fierce and emotive debate.

Pushing the focus back onto attainment leads us into the cul-de-sac of the emotive debate about 'lowering standards'.

The claim, the first public attempt by a credible expert to put a figure on 'assisted dying' rates, will reignite the emotive debate over the practice.

This is an emotive debate, but the voices of sex workers are absolutely central to it and Corbyn is clearly hearing what they are saying.

In an already emotive debate about disability rights, he has no time for the manipulative choral soundtracks so beloved of Hollywood.

At the core of this emotive debate between scientific rationality and cultural identity is the question of who owns the past.

Democracy, freedom of choice, Holocaust survivors' sensitivities all are part of the mix of an emotive debate that has troubled Israel for decades but is now back in a fresh guise.

We will debate a graduate contribution if it means a fairer system that doesn't unleash market forces". The motion to fight for the abolition of tuition fees fell by 41 votes after an emotive debate.