Sentence examples for original debate from inspiring English sources

Original debate has been overwhelmed".

Dr. Milczarski said the scholarly battles were distracting from the original debate about how many pedestrians are hit by cyclists.

Perhaps the most persistent, and ultimately damaging, feature of the original debate over whether the relationship existed at all was the tight rein placed upon the historical imagination.

It seems Congress (and the American people) learned the lesson of falling prey to fear tactics after Paulson and Bernanke used them during the original debate over the $700 billion TARP.

The Holyrood vote, which was greeted by cheers from a small group of nationalist activists outside the parliament, came five days after the original debate was suspended following the terror attack outside Westminster last Wednesday.

The original posters spend an hour or two fending off the increasingly hysterical whirlpool of demands being thrown at them, before finally logging off, exhausted, and leaving the original debate to die.

Current talk is of a 150-person body, embracing the full range of sects and factions.Negotiations to this end have started, but decisions about who to include, and in what proportions, may prove even more contentious than the original debates abroad.

The Bush tax cuts were actually scheduled to expire in 2010: Republicans wanted to make them permanent during the original debates in 2001 and 2003, but for somewhat complex congressional reasons, their efforts to avoid a filibuster forced them to accept a 10-year expiration date.

Covers the basic interpretive frameworks that have been employed to analyze political change in Latin America, from the original debates between modernization and dependency theory through the rise of authoritarian regimes to the more recent studies on democratic transitions, neoliberal politics and economics and the consolidation of democratic regimes.

The appeal also argues the judge selectively interpreted the original debates justifying the legislation.

It's like starting to build a bridge over a river without knowing where the other side is". To those people old enough to have been present for the original debates on nuclear fission, the unbridled enthusiasm for fusion power sounds strangely familiar.