Sentence examples for respond to debates from inspiring English sources

It is popular for politics students to respond to debates in Congress and for covering campus sports.

Rohrabacher plays himself, thanks to a series of edited clips in which he "responds" to debate questions.

Remember convention delegates chanting "drill, baby, drill?" Remember President Obama responding to debate questions about the price of gasoline with a defense of his "all-of-the-above" energy development policy?

PEOPLE respond to presidential debates in very personal ways, but for me it was Romney by a mile at the GOP's Presidency 5 debate in Orlando, Florida tonight.

The design would protect pedestrians in the case of a collision, and signals an early effort to respond to ethical debates over automated control.

Building in the flexibility of varying weights might be a useful way for WHO to respond to the debates and criticisms appearing since publication of the ranking.

Building the flexibility of variable weights into calculation of the performance index is a useful way to respond to the debates and criticisms appearing since publication of the ranking.

"If you can get in front of a news story, if you can help frame the debate rather than respond to the debate," Mr. Anuzis said, "that makes a big difference".

Inside the hall, a small live audience were given strict instructions not to clap or respond to the debate.

Biard and Jean-Baptiste Thoret, Charlie Hebdo's film critic, who will accept the award on the magazine's behalf, did not really directly respond to the debate.

"We respond to that debate and indeed the fact that we are talking about it this morning means that we can have legitimate criticism, editorial judgement can be questioned and I think that's absolutely right".