Sentence examples for leverage debate from inspiring English sources

From the grooming gangs of Oxford, Rotherham and Rochdale being referred to as "Muslims" in a way that none of the Yewtree defendants have been referred to as "Christians," to the death of Alice Gross at the hands of Latvian ex-convict Arnis Zalkalns being used by commentators to leverage debate on immigration caps, the sexualized fear of The Other lives on.

Will they stay with their new parties, or when push really comes to shove will they return?" Michelle Harrison, TNS: "If (and it's a big if) Miliband were able to leverage the debates to prompt people to reconsider their views of him, this removes one of the main stumbling blocks for Labour".

For its part, the United Kingdom, which has strong interests in both Arctic and Antarctic research and exploration, has permanent observer status at the council and uses its scientific expertise and knowledge of the region to optimise its political leverage at debates.

It's the Democrats' leverage in the debate," he said.

"Some people think that's our leverage in the debate.

In the meantime, Hoyer said, Democrats know they are gaining some leverage in the debate.

But MIT economist David Autor, an authority on trade and automation, thinks the United States still has substantial leverage in any debate with President Xi Jinping of China.

If he supports Universal's contention that recordings are indeed works made for hire, not only would Universal receive significant damages, but it would gain new leverage in its debate with musicians.

The White House — along with some top Democrats — has concluded that Republicans care so deeply about the roughly $492 billion in planned Pentagon cuts that the military budget will become a bargaining chip that Democrats can use at the end of the year to pursue new revenues and leverage in the debate over extending the Bush tax cuts.

He says that he is in a position of privilege, given that Radiohead albums alone have sold in excess of 30m copies, and this gives him leverage to encourage debate about Spotify's accounting system and his belief that that shareholders benefit more from the service than new artists.

Nielsen said the administration is not using its "zero tolerance" policy to pressure Congress to act on Trump's broader immigration agenda, contradicting comments from other administration officials, and took issue with suggestions that children were being used as leverage in this debate.