Sentence examples for setting a debate from inspiring English sources

A bilateral commission is putting the final touches to the agreement, on the Catholic church's life and activities in Palestine, which then "will be submitted to the respective authorities for approval ahead of setting a debate in the near-future for the signing," the Vatican said on Wednesday.

The commission has also set a debate at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, N.C., on Oct. 11 and one at Washington University in St . Louison Oct. 17.

"The single thing that sets a debate apart is that the citizenry believes it still belongs to them," Ms. Brown said.

But Mr. Atkins is more interested in setting up a debate than tugging heartstrings.

A Facebook page dedicated to supporting him has received 1.6 million "likes," setting off a debate about what this means.

Setting up a "debate" as Paterson currently conceives it is not going to get these voices heard.

In December 2005, The New York Times revealed the existence of elements of that program, setting off a debate about civil liberties and the rule of law.

Three hundred years ago, a surgeon claimed elephants had six toes instead of the usual five, setting off a debate about whether an extra digit was really possible.

The lawmakers' effort to set off a debate in Albany is taking place with an increased focus on the interplay between race and public safety.

Azadi!" ("What do we want? Freedom!") Your POYi-winning photograph set off a debate about the parameters of photojournalism.

This sets off a debate between the believers and skeptics.