Sentence examples for forced debates from inspiring English sources
Every year we came to conference and forced debates on these things.
Immigration already touches all sorts of raw nerves, forcing debates about cultural identity, citizenship tests, national canons, terrorism and tolerance, religious versus secular values.
Former Rep. David Obey (D-Wis)., who chaired the House Appropriations Committee when the U.S. was fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, used to regularly force debates on war costs with his "war surtax" bill.
But you have to force debate".
If the Republicans were forcing debate, that would be a good thing.
It may force debate about evolution or a search for the monkey in all of us.
I personally welcome any attempt to force debate, despite how meaningless it may seem to the rich and powerful.
Some Democrats said they suspected that Mr. Bush was setting an artificial deadline to force debate of the issue before the November elections.
Now that the peace negotiations are edging toward the final, knotty differences, Mr. Segal says outside groups must force debate on the most sensitive issues.
Mr. Tindemans of White & Case said the goal appeared to be "to force debate at the European level and try to coordinate it".
The gun lobby is likely to claim that any federally financed gun research, per se, is banned by law, a charge that would force debate of whether evidence-based policy recommendations are tantamount to lobbying.
