Sentence examples for lead debates from inspiring English sources

But look at the women MPs who head ministerial and shadow ministerial teams, who regularly ask ministers questions, who challenge the PM at prime minister's questions, and who lead debates.

Critics can also polarize audiences and lead debates, such as how Joe Bob Briggs and Roger Ebert dueled over I Spit On Your Grave (1978).

"At home we had to lead debate so that we could lead the people.

To give credit where it is due, NHS England is trying hard to lead debate but the real conversation needs to happen at a local level.

The moderator gave structure to discussions on a wide range of pre-agreed topics and allowed the participants to lead debate.

"When the war began, we had faculty that led debates, forums and discussions," he said.

Thus I have carried out science experiments at my local primary school and led debates about IVF and cloning with prospective state school applicants to Oxford.

He resumed telling jokes in the Senate cloakroom, led debate on a war-powers resolution and passionately argued for an end to the Vietnam War.

Gun Rights and Gun Control: Events like this inevitably lead to debates about gun laws and gun control.

He said Time Inc was taking market share from competitors and that its titles continued to lead public debates.

But Labour has said the petitions could lead to debates on "crazy ideas".