Sentence examples for secondary debating from inspiring English sources

The debate will take place on 31 October in the MPs' secondary debating chamber, Westminster Hall, which means it will not culminate in a vote.

"Girls and boys take into the classroom assumptions that they develop as part of playing," the Lib Dem minister told MPs in a debate in MPs' secondary debating chamber, Westminster Hall.

Ministers responded to criticism of a perceived lack of parliamentary time for MPs to debate e-petitions by introducing a new, regular slot for such debates in MPs' secondary debating chamber, Westminster Hall, on Mondays.

Dreiser's reputation has always been vexed, and the long debate over his stature has been accompanied by a secondary debate — a malignant shadow of the first — devoted to the question of whether he could write at all.

In any political debate (such as a presidential debate, for instance) the punditry leaps in the second the debate ends with a secondary debate about the debate: who "won" and who "lost".

Decker writes the USC/LAT poll "was perhaps most humbling" for California's Carly Fiorina, the former CEO of Hewlett-Packard who earned her way to the main debate stage after a solid performance in a secondary debate forum last month.

One Republican primary candidate, South Carolina senator Lindsey Graham, was relegated first from the main TV debate stage and then even from the secondary presidential debate on the basis of a difference in polls well within the statistical margin of error, and one of which did not even mention the senator by name.

There's also Herb Peters, a 77-year-old fundamentalist Christian who identifies himself as an "Andrew Jackson Democrat," and Greg Conlon, a Republican octogenarian, who, during a secondary candidates' debate this month, declared in some kind of nativist Freudian slip that, "All illegals should be turned over to ISIS—I mean the INS".

While broad consent may bypass the difficulty in re-contacting participants to consent for secondary research, debate remains about participant autonomy with this approach [ 2, 12].

For those old enough to remember secondary moderns, the debate is skewed by nostalgia or personal grievance.

Members of the Hunter team, the state champion, will debate secondary school and university students in English on a topic far removed from their urban experience: Should Mongolia seek economic alternatives to animal husbandry?