Since its formal opening in June, the 1,013-foot 1,013-footprovoked a harsh debatowertting progress against nostalgia; a duel over conflicting notions of thasaesthetic; a struggle to define what cities and their buildings stand for.
The shooting, which took place on Sunday, has angered Iraqi officials and touched off a harsh debate about private security companies, which operate outside Iraqi law, a privilege extended to them by Americans officials while Iraq's government was still under American administration.
At that time, Mr. Bush was veering downward in the polls and drawing harsh publicity for pressing a debate proposal that seemed more favorable to him than the three prime-time debates planned by the bipartisan Commission on Presidential Debates.
Disenchantment with fake 'green-buildings' is provoking a harsh debate about what is really sustainable and what is just being advertised as such.
— The Republican candidate, Linda E. McMahon, and her Democratic opponent, Richard Blumenthal, traded harsh attacks on Thursday in a debate that underscored the increasingly combative tone of the Senate race in Connecticut.
Lynas's talk and website were swamped with some embarrassingly vitriolic and harsh criticism -- because he opened a debate.
The candidates exchanged harsh television attack ads and held a debate notable for its vitriol.
Survivors of Breivik's massacre, however, told The Independent in September that they were concerned that the inclusion of the Progress Party in government could lead to a harsher debate on immigration issues.
"There must be a very harsh debate going on" around the president, said Elizabeth Picard, a political science professor and expert on Syria who is based in France.
A debate over Trump's harsh reaction to the migrant caravan and U.S. asylum laws led to Wallace declaring, "I'm not going to attack him".
