Sentence examples for ready to debate from inspiring English sources

Mr Miliband said he was ready to debate the Prime Minister "any time, any place, anywhere".

Well, get ready to debate the terroir of malted barley and hops — Sonoma has a fine collection of microbreweries.

"We're ready to debate the content," he said, arguing that the debate over artificial insemination is outdated.

"Yesterday Parliament showed it is ready to debate and reach a decision," Mr. Andov said at a news conference.

#Syria — Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) 31 Aug 13 Stand ready to debate and vote on military action even before sept 9 or 10.

This initial phase, he says, is about "getting everyone up to speed, so that in the next phase we're ready to debate actual algorithms and applications.

"There's a diverse international community here, ready to argue -- um, debate everything," said Chris Horymski, a magazine researcher who took a week off from work to follow the World Cup from his apartment in Manhattan.

Many series seem to exist only to present topics in ready-to-debate form; they are built to give rise to "think pieces," which have become the dominant, if easily parodied, critical mode.

I am ready to publicly debate any U.S. presidential candidate or Republican member of Congress who believes in imposing additional sanctions or launching military strikes against Iran in lieu of this agreement.

Finance Minister P Chidambaram said the government was "ready and willing" to debate the issue in parliament.

If Goldstone wants a debate on the merits and demerits of his report, I am ready and willing to debate him.