Sentence examples for institute debate from inspiring English sources

Chicago boys The institute debate reopens old sores on campus stretching back to a 1970s uproar about the "Chicago boys".

Turner helped institute a debate club at his church and frequently joined in the debates.

But we shouldn't just accept the status quo without thinking: 'What are the possibilities here.' "Thomas Bach has instituted a debate about the format for the Games and let's think about the Winter Olympics, why does it have to be snow and ice?

"By constructing and instituting a sound debate process, it will allow candidates to bring their ideas and vision to Americans in a timely and efficient way.

In Kansas, state authorities debated whether to institute procedures to prevent "bioterrorism," or the threat to contaminate livestock or crops with lethal pathogens.

In reality, there is no legislation currently being debated in Congress that would institute a carbon tax, which would be a direct tax on the carbon content of energy sources including coal, oil and gas.

The candidates know this, and will be attempting to avoid this fate in all the upcoming debates (many of which will also institute some sort of cut line for who gets on stage).

And all too often new authorities were instituted without adequate public debate.

One of Mr. Mulally's first tasks was to institute regular Thursday meetings of top managers to review business plans and encourage debate among departments.

Even all four Republican presidential candidates at the most recent South Carolina debate all spoke out against the draconian measures the bills would institute.

Just as drug company-funded research has become incredibly controversial in recent years, forcing major medical schools and journals to institute strict disclosure requirements, could there be a conflict of interest issue in the pot debate?