Sentence examples for start this debate from inspiring English sources

An election campaign is not the place to start this debate.

Phillips didn't particularly want to be the one to start this debate, but that's how it has worked out.

I am ready to start this debate, even tomorrow; a debate on what to do, as in the case of taxation, to rebuild elementary justice.

"You and your staff chose to start this debate with it".

"He wants to start this debate, in some ways similar to Medicare-for-all, in which he really wanted to broaden the debate on what is possible... and say, here's some basic progressive values that should guide our thinking about foreign policy," an aide told HuffPost on Wednesday, referencing Sanders's move earlier this month to propose expanding Medicare.

For a start, this debate has opened up a question about how an institution like Notre Dame upholds religious principles while also pursuing intellectual rigour and progress for its students.

But at least Peter Hain's intervention might kick-start this debate once more, which, as I've stated, is to be welcomed.

The Compass campaign for a windfall tax that helped to kick-start this debate has growing support from both parliamentarians and the public.

Darling started this debate on a gently but steadily rising curve of public confidence.

The Lib Dems have started this debate – but we cannot win it alone.

"People occasionally mock me and say: 'David, it's only been 30 years since you started this debate.