Sentence examples for reinvigorated debate from inspiring English sources

The decline of his health revived his place in the public eye and reinvigorated debate over his legacy.

But Mr. Kerry's emergence as the likely Democratic nominee has reinvigorated debate in Detroit and Washington about the nation's plummeting fuel economy.

After a March 11 earthquake and tsunami hit the Japanese plant, United States officials urged Americans to stay at least 50 miles away, citing the possibility of a major release of radioactive materials from the pool at Unit 4. The warning has reinvigorated debate about the safety of the far more crowded fuel pools at American nuclear plants.

The case reinvigorated debate about who should be provided with legal aid, and raised the possibility that those charged with serious offences could escape conviction if legal aid was not provided.

Over the coming months, I want a new and reinvigorated debate about the arts, culture and creative industries.

"This year, given the reinvigorated debate over encryption, we are asking companies to take a public position against the compelled inclusion of deliberate security weaknesses or other compelled back doors," writes the EFF.

They include Kwame Anthony Appiah, whose book Cosmopolitanism has reinvigorated debates on multiculturalism in America, and Hazel Carby, Devon-born professor of American Studies at Yale, who was one of Stuart Hall's early proteges.

The New Fabian Essays of 1952, edited by Anthony Crosland, helped to reinvigorate debate on the left after the fall of the Attlee government: its contributors included Roy Jenkins, Ian Mikardo, Richard Crossman and Denis Healey.

Nevertheless, the evidence that cloned human embryos can develop to the blastocyst stage is likely to reinvigorate debates in the U.S. Congress and the United Nations over a ban on human cloning.

They have also reinvigorated the debate over risk-taking at banks.

That Ronald Reagan's death has reinvigorated the debate on stem cell research is not surprising.