Sentence examples for has opened a debate from inspiring English sources

The sex scandal has opened a debate in Indonesia between defenders of free speech and social conservatives who see the situation as a reason for further moral regulation.

The meningitis outbreak has opened a debate among legal scholars about how much authority the Food and Drug Administration has over the compounding industry.

That court ruling has opened a debate in Panama over requesting Mr. Posada's extradition so that he can finish his prison term there.

A mistake by Iker Casillas in a friendly against Saudi Arabia at the weekend has opened a debate over who should start in goal for the European champions.

But he has opened a debate that was overdue at the top level.The chancellor knows he must be careful not to let Germany be seen, once again, as the neighbourhood bully.

As Jackie Calmes put it this morning in The Times, Obama's budget "has opened a debate over what it means to be a progressive Democrat in an age of austerity".

That gives Mr Osborne some leeway to move in the same direction.The chancellor's cuts and reforms, though a product of economic necessity, have opened a debate about the role of the state.

Wednesday night's victory over Egypt and Crouch's place in it have opened a debate that will follow him around every stadium until the end of the season: should he, rather than Emile Heskey, start for England?

It is now getting government exemptions to be shown on the Indian festival circuit and has opened a serious debate on censorship.

The novel, which has sold more than five million copies in the UK, has opened a huge debate over women's attitudes towards sex and could not be further removed from the world of the weekend mechanic.

It has opened a national debate on the tension between the increasingly multicultural nature of Italian society and the undercurrent of racism that is increasingly difficult for Italians to ignore.