Sentence examples for realistic debate from inspiring English sources

Still, the Administration's proposal may mark a starting point for more realistic debate over Amtrak's future.

One can only hope that the revelations contained in the "Palestine Papers" will spark a realistic debate within Palestinian society.

Chuck Todd, the political director for NBC News, said he suspected that "we're going to go back to a more realistic debate schedule of one every month-ish".

"I want full and open transparency," Mr McDonnell told ITV. "I want us now to have a realistic debate about how we go forward…  making sure we have the proper regulations in place so we tackle large-scale tax avoidance".

This involves a realistic debate about a higher funding settlement that focuses not just on up-front costs but recognises the long-term gains of better pay in social care.

When the arguments over police priorities start to be played out in the letters pages of local newspapers, on the doorsteps and in the pubs, perhaps we will get the thoughtful and realistic debate government ministers clearly hope to inspire.

"What we need is a realistic national debate about how services will cope with the increased level of need we are seeing".

In the absence of extra funding, we need an open, honest, realistic, national debate on what gives, translating into immediate clear choices, with national leaders explaining why such choices are necessary.

Thrall's conclusion should be taken to heart: "In a Trump-dominated news environment the world loses its complexity and we lose the ability to ground foreign policy in a realistic and sophisticated debate about how to meet the challenges we face.

Nor has Dr. Li's hope to keep A.I. out of the debate proved realistic.

Improvements in information technology have not made public debate more realistic.