Sentence examples for issues debated in from inspiring English sources

Hunter: War and peace are the most urgent issues debated in politics.

This article outlines the main ethical issues debated in relation to population-based genetic research biobanks.

Most of the issues debated in 20th-century criticism appear to be strictly empirical, even technical, in nature.

"The abolition of judicial torture--alongside the eradication of both slavery and capital punishment--was one of the most consequential issues debated in 18th century continental Europe.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: At home, after the debate, students write a short letter to the editor expressing their own opinion regarding the issues debated in class, using the evidence presented throughout the debate to support their claims.

In an interview on Saturday, she said, "I think the most important thing is for the people to hear the issues debated in a vigorous, civil way and then make their judgment based on the experience of each candidate and what they have heard during the campaign".

And make sure that next time there is a divisive issue debated in the Commons, it is one of theirs.

He would like to see the issue debated in the Commons: "It's perfectly proper and sensible for parliament to give general guidance.

The changes include MPs electing select committees by secret ballot, backbenchers gaining control over the timetabling of government business within three years, and the public being given the right to have a particular issue debated in the Commons.

Soil productivity is another issue debated in forestry, especially due to the practice of intensive forest biomass use (e.g. by further harvesting logging residues), which increases nutrient removal (Thiffault et al. 2014).

The announcement Tuesday highlighted the state's limited power to review insurance premiums, an issue debated in Sacramento.