Sentence examples for if no debate from inspiring English sources

His actions were not unusual in the context of NASA practice at the time, which allowed a "walk through" of such potentially controversial waivers if no debate was expected.

"People take these things as if there is no debate, it's almost like a religion," says Timothy Caulfield, professor of law and the School of Public Health at the University of Alberta who has spent his career studying science policy.

Even if no public debate emerges, additional research may also benefit from focusing on specific rather than general aspects of nanotechnology.

If there had been no debates and Gore had won, he would probably have irritated the nation with his off-putting mannerisms for the next four years.

If any debate existed between the Yankees and YES, the network lost it.

If so, it was enacted with little if any debate.

It does us no good if the debate over these two crucial issues continues along the lines of one side saying "shan't" when asked to abolish them and the other just shouting "rubbish".

Fans of cricket and bloopers alike will now no doubt debate if the CMJ incident matches Brian Johnston and Jonathan Agnew's infamous "couldn't quite get his leg over" on Test Match Special in 1991.

If the panelists' debate had no clear winner, at least one thing is now clear: In wanting to fend off government, Microsoft, AOL and Time Warner, Bill Gates and the cable guy are all on the same side.

It's very difficult to have a discussion when innocent people are being threatened all around you: there can be no civil debate if everybody's afraid.

Common sense tells us that no political body can function if "unlimited debate" and "unanimous consent" are taken literally.