Sentence examples for is now debate from inspiring English sources

The committee's chair, Louise Ellman, said: "Many of these casualties involve large vehicles, especially HGVs, and there is now debate about whether they should be banned from city centres at peak times".

Their symbolism as radicals — Ms. Tolokonnikova with her fist raised as she was led out of the courtroom — has been so successful in the West that there is now debate not about whether to support them but on what grounds: as social agitators, or broad critics of the Kremlin.

She said: "Many of these casualties involve large vehicles, especially HGVs, and there is now debate about whether they should be banned from city centres at peak times.

In addition, in response to federal Race to the Top grant requirements there is now debate statewide over using student test scores as supposedly objective measures to rate teachers, determine tenure, assign bonuses, and fire teachers whose students perform poorly.

Congress is now debating exactly that.

The Senate is now debating the package.

Scottish parliament is now debating whether that's enough.

It is welcome that California is now debating before a referendum on November 2nd, whether to legalise marijuana (see article).

It is now debating whether to start treatment as soon as a patient tests positive for H.I.V., Dr. Cohen said.

The U.S. Congress is now debating whether to take broader action extending protections at the federal level.

The constitutional court is now debating their legality.In the meantime, the government is sending out conflicting signals about the risk of future attacks in Thailand.