Sentence examples for opened up the debate from inspiring English sources

She has vivid examples of how the internet has opened up the debate about religion and politics.

The nomination of Brennan has opened up the debate, forcing the Obama administration to make nominal gestures of compliance.

The advent of clinical governance in the NHS has opened up the debate about professional standards by making management accountable, overall, for the quality of care provided by NHS trusts.

The Security Council opened up the debate to members of the General Assembly, giving Iraq and Kuwait a chance to square off.

The Tories' motives may be cynical as they are anxious to their green credentials which they see as a vote winner, but at least they have opened up the debate which Labour has refused to embark on.

The success of the high bypass ratio turbofan engine in reducing the external noise of civil transport aircraft at take-off and landing, while improving the economics of air travel, has opened up the debate as to how much further it will be possible to reduce aircraft noise by the introduction of new aircraft or existing aircraft retrofitted with new engines.

So credit to Harington for opening up the debate.

I would ask why they were so concerned about opening up the debate.

Santos has gone further than any other leading politician in opening up the debate.

I feel I have no option other than to try to open up the debate.

She opens up the debate to include pilgrims, grand tour travellers, students, and mobile scholars alongside exiles.