Sentence examples for producing debates from inspiring English sources

There are different schools of thought about producing debates.

The practice of telling stories and producing debates, which reflect a male-dominated political sphere, is both deeply ingrained and incredibly subtle.

The Republican National Committee took control of the 2016 schedule and mandated that networks producing debates — with the exception of Fox News — needed a conservative media partner in the mix. .

Durey's analysis of those debates led him to conclude that, at that time, medical science was in a Kuhnian pre-paradigm state and that the consequent lack of a useful evidentiary system produced debates between the contagionist Royal College of Physicians and anticontagionists that were "inchoate, petty and increasingly shrill".

Marshall argued that this divided structure can be productive, serving to produce debate about norms.

In this very room, the House will produce, debate, and advance a budget.

But any list of the 100 best will inevitably produce debate.

The Commission on Presidential Debates, made up solely of Republicans and Democrats, produced debate criteria specifically designed to keep the Reform Party's candidate out of the fall debates.

Rick Thompson, who is producing the debates, said the English-language gubernatorial debate would be at 7 p.m., followed at 8 p.m. by a debate among the Democratic candidates for United States Senate.

And his book is most instructive in proving that such revisionist argument is both inevitable and constructive, producing endless debates about liberal society's endless yearnings for reform.

That's done in the name of equality and it's done in the hopes of producing entertaining debates.