Sentence examples for had debates about from inspiring English sources

Ms. Peterson's class in Hastings has had debates about what to fear, especially from germ-contaminated water.

And we've had debates about greyhound racing, abortion debates, parental notification and the other really big one was the recent debate on the human rights commission.

I have had debates about this — whether Casaubon and Dorothea actually consummate their marriage — and I'm not sure what I think.

It can get incredibly heavy – we've had debates about race and mental health – but there's also a lot of silly nonsense.

James Clapper, former director of national intelligence: We had a number of meetings and had debates about it — about whether we should say something and what to say.

I turned up with Paul Walsh from Segala where earlier we had debated about what is Web 3.0?

We can have debates about fiscal issues without precipitating a crisis.

"Usually we have debates about issues and try to build a consensus.

"At first we were just focused on methodology," Proctor told ScienceInsider, "but now we are having debates about different ideas and perspectives".

We would no longer have debates about retirement ages above a certain age, say 60, you could make your own choice as to when you would retire.

But we still have debates about what is beyond the wall.