Sentence examples similar to kick start debate from inspiring English sources

We then line up one of our columnists to post the very first comment, and kick start the debate.

And perhaps in its own way the new Murphy paper will kick start a debate within what remains of the party in Scotland.

To kick start the debate around social media legislation, Sen. Warner in July released a white paper containing a suite of potential policy proposals for the regulation of social media.

But Susannah Herbert, director of the Forward Arts Foundation, welcomed Paxman's "splendidly provocative proposals for a Forward inquisition", expressing the hope that they would "kick start an overdue national debate about the power of well-chosen words, communication and the role of poetry in our collective lives".

It was a good kick start.

A great kick start for our economy.

"It gives a kick start with a safety net for time and support".

Last month David Elstein kick-started the debate about BBC charter renewal with radical proposals that would effectively privatise the corporation.

In it, we asked female students at Bristol University how they groom their lady gardens – and the responses have kick-started a debate that is long overdue.

Proposals to reform the constitution to recognise Australia's first peoples kick-started the debate on whether the nation's founding document should include broader non-discrimination clauses.

He added, "Close attention will be paid to debut films and new faces in the hope of choosing works that can kick-start the debate on cinematic thought".