Sentence examples for launch debate from inspiring English sources

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They intervened in differing ways depending on whether they were acting as representatives of the arrondissement (as opposed to the Paris City Council, for example), as sponsors of a local project that they wished to defend, or as chairmen/coordinators of a neighbourhood council (in which case they attempted to launch debate).

It's hardly the first website for political debate — over the past few years, I've talked to several companies trying to launch debate platforms, most recently Politix, the politics-focused service from forum company Topix.

The launch debate showed that there are already many answers in the making – if they are only allowed space to surface.

The launch debate for a new participatory social policy text, All Our Welfare, highlighted that there really are alternatives, both to old-style welfare state and current neoliberal privatising welfare reform.

As new techniques for representing the human body bring new fields of diagnosis and treatment into being, they also launch debates about the status, credibility and ownership of the new kinds of information and knowledge attached to the emerging technology.

But that was before Mr Kan took over with the (for Japan) radical promise of launching debate on raising the consumption (ie, sales) tax, which at 5% is the lowest in the rich world.

And now House Speaker John Boehner announces he intends to launch this "debate" again, with no change in argument.

To launch this debate, we suggest that a set of ethical principles for DSR in IS must be created.

SOMETIMES it is not easy for a judge to both fulfil the requirements of his job and splash enough ink in the process to launch a debate.

Maria Miller wanted to launch the debate about BBC charter renewal herself, thus guaranteeing that the future of the BBC would become part of a political auction.