Sentence examples for had begun debating from inspiring English sources
They had begun debating what time to make the announcement.
Long before the barricades fell and the tents were dragged away, activists had begun debating their next course of action.
By 2007, Ravitch had begun debating her think-tank colleagues, and, in October, she went public with a sharp op-ed in the Times, which said that N.C.L.B. wasn't working.
Representative Rafael Anchia, of Dallas, reminded the other members that, since they had begun debating the bathroom issue, in January, ten transgender people had been violently killed in the U.S.
And even before the last clouds of tear gas had drifted away from the capital's cafe-lined Bourguiba Boulevard, people throughout the Arab world had begun debating whether Tunisia's uprising could prove to be a model, threatening other autocratic rulers in the region.
Lawmakers in Berlin have begun debating the agreement on Greece.
Capitol Hill and the Pentagon have begun debating the question of whether the military needs more troops.
But after decades of selling dreams to foreigners, this Persian Gulf emirate has begun debating the limits of multiculturalism.
Within the central bank, officials have begun debating when they should start signaling a rollback of its rescue measures.
Within the central bank, officials have begun debating when they should start signaling an eventual shift toward tighter policy.
