All of this set off a rules debate that was essentially moot, since all Alfreddson would have had to do was add two penalty strokes to a score already so high she was eliminated from Sunday play.
Essentially, the debate involves due process and how it is interpreted in various countries.
Bills they draft are voted without amendment, essentially without debate, often without so much as hearings.
Though "Mrs. Farnsworth" is essentially a debate play, there is nothing dry about it and little that's predictable.
Either way football once again sits at the centre of an essentially irresolvable debate, results over the next four weeks cast as a ludicrously reductive gauge, balm and temporary distraction from what are much wider social tensions.
In all of this though, it is important to disentangle what happened on The Russell Brand Show with the broader, important but essentially separate debate about the boundaries of taste and creativity in modern comedy and entertainment.
That was the moral of the Magic story in the Eastern Conference finals, in which James did everything except polish the floor and work the lights and still couldn't get steer his team home for Game 7. Finally, we can move past the essentially pointless debate about which player is the current reign man.
Essentially, the debate is around how expensive the fees are, and whether stores can afford the scrapes that the app takes.
In the decades ever since there has been essentially no debate about labor's being a commodity, possibly because folks arguing that that is the case are guaranteed to be assailed as equating sacrosanct humanity with cattle and corn.
But it is also essentially a debate about the strengths and weaknesses of small entities.
This journal recorded the business of Hackney's local "parliament"—essentially a debating society that mirrored the proceedings at Westminster.
