Sentence examples for have a constructive debate from inspiring English sources
"That should be giving us the room to have a constructive debate".
This report is very timely as the ivory trade will be a hot topic of discussion at Cites next month and we need the international community to have a constructive debate on addressing issues that will help tackle poaching and illegal ivory trade, including stronger laws, measures to counter corruption, and more vigilance at key ports from which ivory continues to be smuggled out of Africa.
I want us to have a constructive debate.
Then she just gets passive-agressive on us: "I'm not discussing today about how Obama didn't disassociate himself from his pastor six month ago...because I think we have to have a constructive debate".
Students are asked to discuss the scenarios and think explicitly about the skills they need as a group to have a constructive debate and to reach a consensus.
Then she talks about having a "constructive debate".
Lowey pipes up about having a constructive debate again, adding that Clinton and Obama's healthcare plans are very similar, causing Howard Wolfson to put his fist through another wall.
If we're going to have a constructive, sensible debate on these issues, we need proper analysis, by real experts, not propaganda; with, as Gove says, evidence and facts.
The think tank report says: "All sides need to commit to ensuring that we have a constructive and decent debate... "Liberals need to talk about the issues that people are most concerned about, like immigration, even if they don't agree with what they're saying.
"Now the people will have a say... I'm looking forward to a constructive debate in the years ahead, and most importantly to effective negotiation with our European partners to persuade them of the merits of our case".
