Sentence examples for galvanize debate from inspiring English sources
The results may galvanize debate in Washington and European capitals, which are considering authorizing missile strikes to punish Syrian President Bashar Assad's government for an attack Aug. 21 that rebels say killed hundreds of people in the Damascus suburbs.
The landmark 1989 "Webster v. Reproductive Health Services Supreme Courtt decision, affirming the right of individual states to regulate abortion, galvanized debate across the US.
Sheryl Sandberg, the Facebook COO now dealing with the tragic death of her husband (and much praised supporter), did much to galvanize the debate on working women with her 2013 book Lean In.
"The Brown-Vitter bill really galvanized the debate about 'too big to fail' and capital ratios," said Camden R. Fine, president of the Independent Community Bankers of America, an industry group that supports the agencies' proposed rules.
"I found it fascinating that there is this whole group of people galvanizing the debate about what gender is, and to a certain extent, what love is and what self-expression is," Aftel explained to Vocativ.
His death is certain to galvanize the already contentious debate about assisted suicide in Britain.
They said they would send results from the report card to those voters, to galvanize them during the debate and to guide their choices in the midterm elections in 2014.
Obama may have found the debate galvanizing, but only one of them could win the battle of the frames.
But Congress ultimately rejected the task force's recommendations, and her role in the health care debate galvanized conservatives and helped Republicans recapture Congress in the 1994 elections.
Behind the now looming fiscal debate lies a values debate on how to galvanize America's energies, as every great president has done.
