Sentence examples for major debates on from inspiring English sources

He was against the proposed Spanish marriage of Prince Charles; took part in charging Bacon, who was then lord chancellor, with bribery for accepting gifts from suitors, some of whom had cases pending before his court; and spoke in major debates on the liberties of Parliament and the corruption of the government until James ordered his arrest in 1622.

The ongoing expansion of Eucalyptus plantations by farmers in Ethiopia (e.g., Fisseha et al. 2011; Kindu et al. 2013; Yeshaneh et al. 2013; Desalegn et al. 2014; Tesfaye et al. 2014) have been the focus of two major debates on the environmental impact and the economic role of the species.

One of the major debates on the actual taking of the Bastille in 1789 has been the nature of the crowds that stormed the building.

Beyond making some amiably assorted stabs at speaking Spanish, the Democratic presidential candidates were united in their first major debate on at least one thing, resolutely targeting President Bush for his foundering postwar policy in Iraq.

Here's where Americans stood on the major debates of 2017. 100percentt because of rounding.

This presentation takes as its point of departure a major debate on the English Left in the 1960s.

Details of the early findings from Total Place come as the Guardian today launches a major debate on the future of public services in 21st century Britain.

As Republican presidential hopefuls descended on Iowa for their second major debate on Thursday in Ames, the return of Mr. Romney came at a turning point in his candidacy.

Its aim is to influence a major debate on Pakistan-United States ties that is currently under way in Parliament, and in particular to prevent the reopening of NATO supply lines that have been closed since November.

Gartner Says Uses of 3D Printing Will Ignite Major Debate on Ethics and Regulation, Gartner.com (Jan . 29 , 2014 available at http://www.gartner.com/newsroo... ("Rapid development of 3D bioprinters will spark calls to ban the technology for human and nonhuman use by 2016").

Some of Britain's biggest charities are calling on MPs to stick with the country's commitment to overseas aid, with a major debate on the subject taking place in Westminster on Monday.