Sentence examples for recent debates on from inspiring English sources

Recent debates on the subject generally consist of one side claiming that an appeased enemy is an empowered enemy, as proved to be the case with Hitler.

Recent debates on integration and identity have problematised Muslim dress, lifestyle, culture, organisations and our place in society itself.

The truth is, recent debates on women's bodies and reproduction rights have left a bad taste in the mouths of us Turkish women.

Yet if you read the recent debates on trigger warnings you would think that they banned all reading or intellectual engagement.

The lads and lasses assemble there for the weekly prime minister's question time; and they crowd in for big events, such as the recent debates on fox-hunting and lone-parent benefits.

Mr. Dodd has been a fixture in the Senate since his election in 1980 and had been at the center of the contentious recent debates on overhauling the health care system and financial regulation.

A recent debate on Mumsnet saw one member write: "AWFUL, AWFUL, AWFUL.

And we've had debates about greyhound racing, abortion debates, parental notification and the other really big one was the recent debate on the human rights commission.

The objective of this paper is to problematise the fundamental assumption, shared by standard-setters and extant literature, and one that is taken-for-granted in the recent debate on accounting financialisation, that "fair value is a market-based measurement, not an entity-specific measurement" (IFRS 13.2).

(This is a question also raised in the recent debate on naturalism in The Stone).

The recent debate on airstrikes in Syria brought this into sharp focus.