Sentence examples for more time debating from inspiring English sources

Europe, for the foreseeable future, will spend more time debating its internal architecture than defining its external objectives.

But American politicians clearly spend much more time debating questions of values than do most politicians in Europe (where the liberal consensus on almost everything, save perhaps immigration, reigns supreme).

The House of Lords voted not to spend more time debating Tory MP James Wharton's bill, whose passage through Parliament was delayed by Lib Dem and Labour blocking tactics.

So let's spend more time debating the issue.

One juror said the panel spent more time debating whether the two were guilty of voluntary or involuntary manslaughter than it did on the murder charge.

This connection came in handy during Carlson's senior year, when, having spent more time debating than studying, he failed to impress any number of prestigious universities.

"If we had more time to debate, we would have an opportunity to construct environmental legislation suitable for the 21st century," Dr. Nobre said this month.

Mr. Boyce quit his part-time job in sales at a clothing store to devote more time to debate, and Ms. Socorro often turns down social invitations.

Labour is demanding David Cameron grants more time to debate extending British air strikes into Syria and has asked the Prime Minsiter to give "more clarity" about his plans for defeating Isis.

Republicans claimed they had to vote on the tax bill first, and demanded far more time to debate the underlying defense authorization bill than was available in the lame-duck session.

At the Aug. 9 meeting, the members ultimately decided to stretch out their next gathering, in September, to a two-day meeting in part because there was so much disagreement, and Fed officials wanted more time to debate their options.