Sentence examples for started to debate from inspiring English sources

But on Tuesday Congress started to debate ending the state of emergency.

On October 20th parliament started to debate a bill proposing new powers for volunteer militias to enforce the head covering, despite Mr Rohani's pleas that police be kinder.

In the aftermath of other recent fire disasters, Portugal's Parliament started to debate last year an overhaul of its forestry laws.

Vaclav Havel and a few Charter friends commandeered a theatre, invented a new movement called Civic Forum and started to debate where this revolution should go.

BOB McKENTY On the way to the pediatrician, my five children started to debate whose turn it was to get a needle.

Somewhat grudgingly, they have all been responding to international pressure that goes back to the early 1990s, when the G7 group of big, rich countries started to debate the risks of financial globalisation.

Yet they are starting to debate the role that Islamist ideology plays in extremism.

On September 7th parliament will start to debate his proposal to raise France's legal retirement age from 60 to 62.

But no sooner did people start to debate enterprise in St Petersburg than the doubts began to crowd in.These doubts were partly practical.

Webb went public with his criticism of the Iran deal a few months ago, while Congress was just starting to debate the newly-inked deal.

Even as we sit here at home, worrying about the outcome of the fighting, we must start to debate what comes next.