Sentence examples for running debates from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore has agreed to all three of the 90-minute, prime-time debates organized by the Commission on Presidential Debates, a bipartisan group that has been running debates since 1988.

The Economist has also been running debates (packed, naturally) at various serious-minded venues for several years.Organisers agree that part of the appeal of any public debate has to do with the frisson that comes from getting up close and personal with famous figures, and maybe giving them a piece of your mind.

For decades, residents in the valley have participated in long running debates over environmental oversight of the coal and chemical industries, the foundation of West Virginia's economy.

Peacekeeping is also part of the running debate about readiness.

A pro-and-con running debate on the Digest's practice of planting articles.

There are plenty of cinematic references, including a running debate about whether you cried at "E.T".

There is a running debate between regulators, auditors and banks on how loans should be valued in the core portfolio.

"We would have this running debate throughout our relationship about whether marriage was necessary," Obama told me.

"There's the running debate over solicitor versus attorney and just a load of little things like that," he said.

The details of her death shook Chicago and gave fuel to gun-control advocates in the running debate over firearms.

Few government officials want to cede ground now, especially as the running debate over financial reform redraws traditional battle lines.