Sentence examples for sharpen debates from inspiring English sources
Detailed analysis of a convict's personal history may be a fairer reason to refuse parole than similarity to a stereotype.Technology may also sharpen debates about what people want from their justice systems, and what costs they are willing to accept.
Granted, it can be misleading to broadcast excerpts out of context; justices sometimes ask provocative questions or make arguments merely to sharpen debate.
He believed that numbers sharpened debate.
Partisanship sharpens debate and opens the possibility of grand compromise.
Has a quarter-century of now unfashionable identity politics blunted rather than sharpened debate?
They have also sharpened debate about creeping conservatism under the mildly Islamist Justice and Development (AK) government.
A document circulating online purporting to detail a proposal by top Communist Party officials to remove Mao Zedong Thought from party work, documents and policies, has also sharpened debate.
The proposed legislation sharpened debate over the question of whether Israel could be both Jewish and democratic, with equal rights for its one million Arab citizens.
The proposed legislation sharpened debate over whether Israel could be both Jewish and democratic, with equal rights for its one million Arab citizens.
In 2009 a Guatemalan user of Twitter was arrested for posting messages deemed likely to provoke panic in the banking system.Google's disclosures also sharpened debate about what role server farms, internet service providers and site operators should play in detecting and deleting unlawful content.
Although New York State has so far acted alone in banning drivers from using handheld cellular telephones, many state legislatures are ready to rethink the issue next year, reflecting a sharpening debate over how much of a distraction and safety hazard the phones represent.
