Sentence examples for of having a debate from inspiring English sources

But how did we as a nation ever get to the point of having a debate over the use of torture?

Barrow Labour MP John Woodcock has released his own video challenging Brand's comments, where he urged him to "come to Barrow and meet some of this workforce" instead of having a debate over YouTube.

As the United States Congress covers itself in glory by debating the merits of having a debate over escalating the war in Iraq, the Bush administration moves forward, unimpeded, with its "surge".

The reality is that the green paper on rights and responsibilities received a sceptical response from the (limited) section of the press that usually supports human rights because – whatever the incidental advantage of having a debate about rights – it has been introduced for the wrong reasons.

Ireland has just elected to adopt it after a referendum, and Australia is currently debating the idea of having a debate, but there's no denying the USA is a key bellwether here.

Instead of having a debate about which strategy works best, I challenge people to ask, "What is going to be your contribution to changing the paradigm?" By the mere fact that we're different, we're going to have a multitude of different solutions brought to the table.

Yet when she talks about finding herself incapable of having a reasonable debate about Israel, I can identify.

Now, the residents of Ariha "are having a debate," Mr. Jabri wrote.

Millions of Americans are having a debate right now about their short term fiscal situation".

One of the senators who had a debate tonight doesn't want to debate.

Students may be left wondering about the point of having such a debate when a decision has already been made.