Sentence examples for regularly debated from inspiring English sources

This issue has been regularly debated at the BMA's policy forming annual conference and recent calls for a change in the law have persistently been rejected.

At this time, rival editors regularly debated the strategy and tactics of news gathering in the streets, with horsewhips, a form of discourse that actually represented something of a falling off from the previous era, in which newspapermen settled their disagreements on the cliffs of Weehawken, with pistols at 20 paces.

It's a topic that is regularly debated, but nothing to announce.

They have regularly debated and yet there is scant evidence that any of this has caught the attention of Europe's voters.

Women's agency in a polygamist relationship is regularly debated among scholars, commentators, feminists and critics.

It's a comparison that is regularly debated with equal amounts of passion from both sides.

The claim of getting access to an imam advanced by individual prisoners in Berlin has been channelled via representatives of detainees to the Expert Council on Integration and Migration and to the media.14 An organisation involving diverse state and civil society actors that regularly debate questions concerning prisoners with a migrant background (freiabonnements e.V).V

She also appears to have a sense of humor, admitting that at Oxford she regularly debates Richard Dawkins, an anti-religion author, and yet, "We get along really well".

In the Upanishads, students and pupils, kings and brahmins, regularly debate the ultimate nature of Brahman, the force that inspires the entire universe.

In a statement Friday, the network said that it is "built for balance" and said that "since the crisis began the most notorious bears have appeared regularly to debate the most prolific bulls".

I like the chemistry from this group, and I'm hoping we're able to get together regularly and debate the tech issues of the week.