Sentence examples for open up a debate from inspiring English sources

It needs America to open up a debate about the causes of and solutions to the violence in Mexico.

The affair will undoubtedly open up a debate about where society really is when it comes to gay equality.

So for students to wish to open up a debate about racism and white supremacy as embodied by the statue would seem a reasonable and worthwhile debate to have.

If they [the Conservatives] do want to open up a debate about welfare savings, we would be more than happy to have one that starts with the sacred cow of benefits for millionaire pensioners".

In his remarks the mayor declared that the commission's purpose was "to give advice, consistent with the law" and to open up a debate that in his opinion has become entirely one-sided.

Analysts at JP Morgan Cazenove said: This is tactically a well-timed move given yesterday's announcement that the chief executive is quitting as it will open up a debate about the way forward before the new chief executive takes over.

(It would be great if this glaring dichotomy could open up a real debate about the wisdom of clinging to a caucus and primary process wedded to ancient history in this country, but that seems about as unlikely as opening up a debate about why Delaware and Rhode Island get two Senators, just as California and Texas do).

John McDonnell and Angela Eagle have opened up a debate that is long overdue.

The proposed changes have opened up a debate in the state and beyond.

The campaign has opened up a debate about what kind of town the residents want this to be.

The finding again opens up a debate on legislation that until recently had been set to be watered down.