Sentence examples for enforced debate from inspiring English sources
Like all elements of the EU, the parliament was intended to be about process: to subjugate all emotion, and especially disagreement, between peoples and states into a complex pattern of enforced debate and negotiation through legal structures defined by articles and sub-paragraphs.
And Romney can come across as petty and defensive, as in a CNN exchange in which he hectored Rick Perry and whined to moderator Anderson Cooper about enforcing the debate rules.
Firms in the richer countries complain about an over-regulated labour market; in the poorer ones they worry less about the rules and more about corrupt bureaucrats who enforce them.The debates about the economics of transition that raged in the mid-1990s are over.
The finding of increased S100B levels and flat ADN/S100B ratio enforces the debating issue on the protein' pros and cons as brain stress/damage marker in CHD patients.
On the political front, the Party enforced a no-debate policy, keeping a tight lid on the intellectuals and the media.
As a result, the Legislature spent nearly $500,000 on private lawyers to defend the law, which was not enforced while the courts debated it.
Given that the arrest warrant cannot be enforced, there is an obvious debate to be had about whether it was worth issuing.
Several lawmakers, said, though, that the previous law, which banned the reselling of tickets for more than a few dollars above face value, was unlikely to be enforced during the bill's debate.
Whether that is representative of a more competitive parity or enforced mediocrity is a topic of debate.
This didn't just happen: it was part of a calculated policy to deny debate and scrutiny, which was enforced throughout the long Labour years.
