Sentence examples for point for debate from inspiring English sources
Rice notes, "This was declared as a matter of fact, not a point for debate".
The MediaGuardian 100 is intended to be a starting point for debate.
Though he died in 1918, Klimt is still a flash point for debate in the art world.
The reports, filled with facts and figures from Mr. Goss's office, are the starting point for debate on the program and its financial problems.
The starting point for debate, for friends and foe of nuclear alike, should be the daunting energy problems many governments face.
As much a starting point for debate as it is intended to be any sort of definitive list, the MediaGuardian 100 is now in its ninth year.
As in those battles, technology is just the starting point for debates filled with emotion and industry politics.
Even though the proposed constitution would probably be in force for less than two years, it is seen as the starting point for debates on the permanent one.
Murdoch's point – in a speech made to an audience that included his father, Rupert, and the culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt – was that the 1710 act represented a sound starting point for debates about copyright today.
An article of the Apostles' Creed, the statement of faith used by most Christian churches and a favourite subject of medieval mystery plays, the theme of Christ's descent into hell has persisted in theological discussion as a focal point for debates on the scope of universal salvation.
The starting point for debates on immigration reform could reflect the right-wing emphasis on enforcement, leaving untouched the biometric data tracking scheme that the FBI secretly launched under the guise of enabling local support for federal enforcement.
