Sentence examples for moving debate from inspiring English sources

8.17pm BST Emmott: "I would love to think business will play a much more central role than it is in moving debate forward".

It was always intended to recalibrate Scottish politics, moving debate away from what Unionists call "grudge and grievance" and on to the more traditional territory of tax and spend, chiefly by making Holyrood more "responsible" for income tax and welfare.

During a moving debate about these people in the House of Commons recently, MPs of all parties came forward to highlight stories of courage, recognising in unison that these were Britain's unsung heroes of the Holocaust.

"I very much regret that after 24 hours of impassioned, sincere and at times very moving debate the parliament has come to this deeply unsatisfactory impasse," opposition leader Tony Abbott told reporters.

Stay tuned to the Los Angeles Times' live blog throughout the day, as we report the latest from the rapidly moving debate in Washington.

The precedent has been established: Hillary Clinton, the de facto sole candidate for the Democratic nomination for President according to the fatwa of the Guardian Council, can speak out on the issues of the day under progressive pressure, moving debate in a progressive direction.

The intention is to move debate - on projects as diverse and controversial as bypasses, chemical plants and nuclear power stations - from public inquiries to parliament.

Earlier in the day, the Senate voted not to move debate on the bill forward.

The lever is effective and easily available, and it moves debate onto far more favorable territory.

The reform's advocates, threatened with violence from their opponents, managed to move debate on the new constitution forward by two days from the original May 5, while many opposed deputies were still away on Easter recess.

There's an even rarer moment where the speech moves debate-weary opponents to start making out with each other vigorously.