Sentence examples for enter a debate from inspiring English sources

The justices might have been reluctant to enter a debate that remains a live issue.

It is not a prerequisite that Muslims condemn the atrocities of this or that government before they may enter a debate on foreign policy.

I quickly learnt that if I didn't want to enter a debate that early in the morning then I should state another line of work as my job.

In an interview that has been watched 1.3 million times on YouTube, he says that he does not have the time, energy, or interest to enter a debate about atheism.

Nor did Snowden bring an agenda to his whistleblowing beyond wishing to allow the public to enter a debate – as he put it, to "give society the chance to determine if it should change itself".

They dismissed 44 years' work in establishing a true community club in a 120-word statement and refused to enter a debate into their logic in replacing Doncaster with Manchester City, who are likely to finish in mid-table in the Second Division in this, their first season at national level.

At a time when no candidate has really captured the primary voters' imagination, she enters a debate in the fall and pretty much steals the show.

Mr. Trump may not know it, but he has entered a debate that goes back to the founding of the republic.

After independence Turkmen writers, religious leaders, and educators entered a debate over their alphabet; though many wished to return to the Arabic writing system, Turkmenistan adopted a modified Roman alphabet.

"In doing so, the president underscored his administration's response strategy — by being forceful and combative — while also undermining it by gleefully entering a debate his aides have tried to avoid," Philip and Ashley write.

This expectation-setting exercise was striking for its self-parody, because it's hard to think of a presidential or vice-presidential candidate who entered a debate with lower expectations than Ms. Palin did on Thursday.