Sentence examples for records debates from inspiring English sources

In contrast, British politicians are "nation -shy: a search of the Hanation -shyh records debatesearchhe Hofses of Parliamenthefinds just 109 instances of "our nation" in 2011-2012.

He quoted from a little-known medieval text recording debates between a Byzantine emperor and an educated Persian.

Judge Lansing recorded debates over whether the Articles of Confederation should be merely revised or completely rewritten, on how many individuals should constitute the nation's chief executive and how the voting strength of the large and small states should be reconciled.

The referees' group took the unusual step of explaining the process behind Harry Kane's missed penalty at Anfield on Sunday after Moss and his assistant, Edward Smart, were recorded debating the legitimacy of the 85th-minute spot-kick.

As for Gadsden's creation: after the Stars and Stripes was adopted as the official flag of the United States (with little fanfare or recorded debate, Leepson notes), the Gadsden design remained something of a Revolutionary relic for many years.

With the Senate report on US interrogation of al-Qaeda suspects now in the public record, debate has shifted from hypothetical to the concrete.

See recorded debate here for political groups' and MEPs reactions and requests to the Commission.

Hansard, the daily record of parliamentary debates, records that in the 1980s and 1990s, the phrase "the welfare state" was used on average around 170 times a year.

Hansard, the printed record of parliamentary debates, records that his first parliamentary contribution related to schools in orphan homes, and his last to the health of troops in Palestine.

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"There's just no recovering from a moment like that when you've had such a bad record of debates".