Sentence examples for open a debate from inspiring English sources

Someone had to seriously open a debate about the yawning gap of inequality in this country".

But I would like to open a debate with those remarks.

"It's not easy to open a debate about something like this," he said.

Washington had sought approval of the resolution by Monday, when the General Assembly is to open a debate on terrorism.

The agency will open a debate over whether manufacturers should be required to embed antipiracy technology into their products.

Soundbites such as these, one would assume, are supposed to open a debate about child protection policy in England.

I meant to open a debate--why is that?

The call for more democratic preselections is likely to re-open a debate between moderates and conservatives over how candidates are chosen.

9.15am: Greg Mulholland MP opens a debate on pubs.

11.10am: Annette Brooke MP opens a debate on planning.

5pm: Ros Kayes opens a debate on food poverty.