Sentence examples for making debate from inspiring English sources

But five years ago, the New York Urban Debate League was begun, with the goal of making debate, and specifically policy debate, accessible to city students from all races and socioeconomic classes, said Will Baker, the executive director of the Impact Coalition, a nonprofit organization that runs the program in New York.

Mr. Lautenberg, a Democrat, accused Mr. Forrester, a Republican, of making debates an issue to avoid discussing policy issues.

China watchers have been left bamboozled at the mystifying way in which top-level policy making debates have played out in the pages of the party newspaper.

At the same time, there is the fact that oil was discovered in Uganda, and now also gold: Clearly, it would benefit those making debate-worthy deals in the oil trade and about the nation's other precious natural resources to have the country distracted over something as futile as resolving whether or not to outlaw homosexuals.

This makes debate difficult.

And, of course, it makes debate look great.

Some observance of this would make debate on CiF threads more pleasant than they sometimes succeed in being.

As I said at the start, the NCA's role is to bring people together, to make debate and to change things.

Here's where the born v. made debate comes in: Ciputra says in Indonesia universities don't train entrepreneurs they train people to be employees.

Nothing about religion or science automatically makes debate contentious.

Which is what makes debates like these simultaneously frustrating and engaging.