Sentence examples for given the current debate from inspiring English sources
And given the current debate about immigration reform, I felt that we should do better -- much better -- in this discussion.
Given the current debate in Washington, it's worth noting that the rising cost of health care puts more pressure on state budgets than perhaps anything else.
The McDonald's UK chief executive, Andrew Taylor, claimed the campaign was a "responsible" step given the current debate about obesity and advertising to children.
Given the current debate on the increasing patient demand on the NHS, it is essential that we make the most of low-cost preventive measures such as tamoxifen.
This is particularly relevant given the current debate on whether specific methods of lethal injection constitute cruel and unusual punishment and therefore violate the Constitution.
These aspects of Ms. Henríquez's novel may make it seem like a timely story, given the current debate over immigration and the surge of young illegal immigrants now crossing over the border into the United States.
And given the current debates over climate change here and abroad, combatting carbon dioxide emissions has proven to be a politically and economically thorny problem.
Although source data have limitations and there are some exceptions to these trends, these findings should be useful given the current debates and drug policy experimentation under way in Latin America, North America and Europe.
There is also some irony in WhatsApp's move given the current political debate.
However, given the current political debate, we do not analyse what level of expansion would be feasible and sustainable given biomass potentials but focus on the question whether the role of bioenergy as a flexibility option justifies continued political support for installations and technology development.
"These correlations are especially interesting given the current public debates about low participation in elections, corruption and the rise of far right politics across Europe," said EBU head of media intelligence service Roberto Suárez Candel, who conducted the research.
