Sentence examples for important to debate from inspiring English sources

While it is important to debate testing requirements, class size and the importance of parental involvement, the forgotten part of a good education is the quality of the students themselves.

It's important to debate these things and it's more than barbershop banter.

Of course it is interesting, and important, to debate Thatcher's legacy, but really, when you think about it – why now?

A Twitter hashtag sprung up called #VraisProblemesUniversite (real problems at University) in which people suggested issues that were more important to debate.

RYAN LIZZA: I hate to be crassly political, especially because issues like Libya and Iran are incredibly important to debate, but the more the campaign is about foreign policy the less Romney is likely to win.

Nuclear power is potentially extremely dangerous and raises many serious issues, and it's important to debate them in a well-educated way.

Widening participation has been important to debates about the new fee regime, but much more needs to be done around how universities consider applications, organise outreach schemes and monitor their progress on these issues.

As Johan Schot argues, this is an important moment to debate the future of innovation policy.

Every four years, we have an important opportunity to debate the way those powers are being executed – how wisely, how effectively, and yes, how constitutionally.

The truth is nuanced, rich and incredibly important for society to debate.

Ed Miliband said the future of the Union is too important to be debated only in Scotland.