Sentence examples for not yet debated from inspiring English sources

The rival House measure, not yet debated, would approve no deliveries on Saturday but hand off political heat by creating an independent commission for a two-year study of post office closures.

The answer is 'no', the Council has not yet debated who should become President of the European Union Council, that is to say more precisely, who should become President of the European Council.

The must-pass legislation has not yet been debated in the full House or Senate, though it will come up this week.

Nevertheless, the greatest political problem Macdonald faced was the Washington treaty, which had not yet been debated in Parliament.

The commission has not yet begun debating in detail the various approaches to creating private accounts.

Second, it's not yet a debate about anything, because there is no legislation, nor any detail about what the government's soon-to-be-produced legislation will say.

The Senate has not yet begun debate on a comprehensive global warming bill, the Interior Department is writing new rules to open some public lands and waters to oil drilling and the E.P.A. is moving cautiously to apply the endangerment finding.

Rajendra Pachauri, who leads the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, worries that India is not yet even seriously debating the new threats.

Mr. Paladino, who had not yet agreed to debate at Hofstra, swiftly changed course and announced through a spokesman that he would participate.

And while "best draft host" is not yet a historical debate on the spectrum of bragging rights for these two fine cities, the migration presents an opportunity to examine what is.

However, the use of molecular data has not yet settled the debate, as it has also provided somewhat conflicting results.