Sentence examples for reshape debate from inspiring English sources

Re "U.S. Approves Abortion Pill; Drug Offers More Privacy, and Could Reshape Debate" (front page, Sept. 29): You report that the Food and Drug Administration approved mifepristone with "relatively few restrictions on doctors' freedom to prescribe the drug," one restriction being that women must have "ready access to surgical abortions" as backup.

John Hoffecker, a paleoarchaeologist at the University of Colorado, Boulder, said the paper would help to reshape debate on the origins of the first Americans.

The disclosure that a bomb plot involved a 21-year-old Lebanese is reshaping debate over what latitude to give security forces.

One need only look at how the Gaza withdrawal has reshaped debate within Israel's dominant political bloc, the right-nationalist-religious camp — call it the rise of Israel's 1.5 percent doctrine.

But the studies have started to reshape the debate over capital punishment and to influence prominent legal scholars.

The lawmakers aim to reshape the debate over the giant health insurance program by addressing concerns that have provoked fierce opposition to similar ideas in the past.

Mr. Obama will have a chance to reshape the debate on Thursday, when he delivers a major speech on the region at the State Department.

His speech was less a policy statement than the opening move in a campaign to reshape a debate where public opinion is both sceptical and divided.

Along with other wireless technology proposals, the auction could reshape the debate over who controls access to the networks that deliver digital content to consumers.

The plan did win him support from the Hispanic community; how his latest plan will reshape the debate remains to be seen.

This has allowed congressional critics of the war to reshape the debate.In the past fortnight, Mr Bush has met Iraq's prime minister, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, and Pentagon officials have been dispatched to Capitol Hill.