Sentence examples for opening a debate from inspiring English sources

But he warned that the corporation could make life harder for itself by opening a debate about its size.

Vidic, whose form was opening a debate on the merits of defenders being named as candidates for the Player of the Season, had no such answers.

Opening a debate on the Eighth Amendment, Simon Harris said that Ireland was "turning its back" on women and rejecting them when they were at their most vulnerable.

Opening a debate that would later divide the administration, the memorandum also suggested that the White House could apply international law selectively.

But some American officials said the government was exploring legal options to shut down the Shabab's new Twitter account, potentially opening a debate over the line between free speech and support for terrorism.

Opening a debate on libraries, bookshops and booksellers, the Big Issue founder told the house that "we have lost more than 500 [libraries] since 2010", and almost 9,000 librarians.

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.

9.45am: Sir Andrew Stunell MP opens a debate on immigration.

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