Sentence examples for including the debates from inspiring English sources

"The entire election has been rigged, including the debates," Stone told the Guardian.

His String Quartet No. 5 (1995), for example, conveys his fascination with a quartet's rehearsal methods, including the debates between players about phrasing and coloration.

Economists attribute the wariness of consumers here to a mix of factors, including the debates in Germany over tax cuts and pension changes, the less flexible labor market and a generally more risk-averse culture.

We'll also be investigating their reception in the U.S., asking what happens when works are imported into a new cultural context and new set of conversations, including the debates surrounding the translations of several of these works.

For example, Ernst Cassirer (1950, Part II), starting with Kant, explored reductionist themes related to causal explanations of development, including the debates about mechanism and vitalism surrounding Roux and Driesch, as well as the relations between physical science and biology.

He cited several well-known problems, including the debate over Social Security and the large deficit.

I want to be clear that you understand that I felt that way in real time about these debates, including the debate about NATO expansion, by the way.

The integration of renewables both in terms of support schemes and market design including the debate on introducing a capacity mechanism in Germany are discussed.

This would make the portfolio worth about £70m to just over £80m, based on 2013 figures and not including the debate about accommodating Express Newspaper's £85m pension deficit.

But she's already wading into some of the thorniest tech policy issues facing the country — including the debate over diversity in Silicon Valley.

He also met Wednesday with Ms. Pelosi to chart plans for the lame-duck session, including the debate on taxes and, aides said, has spoken several times with President Obama.