Sentence examples for outset of a debate from inspiring English sources

The report anticipates that "…there are strong differences of opinion at the outset of a debate, it is hard to manage the process in such a way as to avoid further polarisation of views and exacerbation of conflict".

Despite the tragic deaths of protesters, the newspaper, Jyllands-Posten, had a right to print them, especially since it had announced its plan from the outset to start a debate about criticism of Islam and self-censorship.

"The amazing thing," says Chait, "is that House Republicans have managed to sustain this any-day-now stance since the outset of a health-care debate that began five years ago".

The "petition of concern" tabled by the DUP at the outset of the debate means the proposal could only succeed if a sufficient number of both unionist and nationalist MLAs backed it.

"The people who are on Social Security today, they need to understand something," Mr. Perry said at the outset of a contentious exchange at the debate.

Although the Government blundered badly at the outset of the debate, it came out surprisingly well.

It will be telling how long they wait before starting to unload them and how they address one another from the outset of the debate.

Yet these advantages were outweighed by the simple fact, as she stated at the outset of the debate, that Ms Sturgeon wants to break up the United Kingdom.

It has been clear from the outset of the debate over the U.S. fiscal dilemma that, given the imperative of the no-tax pledge endorsed by 90percentt of House Republicans, no compromise would be achievable without the support of at least as many House Democrats as Republicans, and probably more.

And we can't allow it to happen anymore," Trump said at the outset of the debate with Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.

Single-payer was removed from the bargaining table at the outset of the debate.