Sentence examples for had not debated from inspiring English sources
The Greens LGBTI spokesman, Robert Simms, told Guardian Australia he could not say whether his party would block the plebiscite because the bill to set it up had not been released and the party room had not debated it.
Before the spill, Congress had not debated regulatory safety on wells in the gulf since the 1990s, and when it did, lawmakers focused on how to drill for more oil — which, after all, meant more jobs and more federal revenue for pet projects.
At which point, if he continues to be lucky, the ECHR will fold or do a minimal deal allowing the vote for only the most minor offenders serving very short sentences: after all, its justices raised three big objections to the blanket ban on prisoner voting, and one of them was that Britain's parliament had not debated the issue properly.
The latter had asked the Senate to vote on a House-Senate conference spending measure for military construction projects that included the full spending bill for the Treasury Department, even though the Senate had not debated or voted on the Treasury measure.
Alan Johnson pointed out that the court claimed the UK hadn't debated the topic.
We have not debated war and peace, capitalism and socialism, or even surveillance and privacy.
Davies says the WRU has not debated the issue of central contracts with the regions, whose umbrella body is Regional Rugby Wales (RRW).
And yet Labour hasn't debated what that alternative should be – not just during this summer's leadership campaign but for the best part of two decades.
