Sentence examples for stoke debate from inspiring English sources
The results no doubt will stoke debate about how to rewrite the No Child law when the Obama administration brings it up for reauthorization later this year.
Amid the polemic, there is one bright spot: the use of Twitter and Facebook to stoke debate has shown how, even as social space contracts in a turbulent society, the virtual space is opening up new possibilities.
Others said it would stoke debate in the NGO community over the issue of whether aid organisations should negotiate directly with insurgents in an effort to guarantee their safety.
Many would-be supporters may ask why will he not follow the lead of one of America's most progressive states, in a year that seems like a rising tide for Democrats.The gay-marriage decision in California may also stoke debate on the broader issue of courts setting public policy.
Lapses stoke debate about flu virus research.
The shooting was the latest at a U.S. school to stoke debate about access to guns.
The shootout has stoked debate over gang violence in Thailand.
Things are not going well: in February the government actually posted a primary deficit, of 2 billion reais.The case has stoked debate about the CARF.
Still, she plans to continue her work, stoking debate and operating grassroots centres, including a hotline for sex workers.Chinese sex workers will continue their work too.
For all the damage-limitation exercises, the article, headlined "The Comeback Id" has once again stoked debate about Bill Clinton's legacy.
If confirmed, the leak would be much larger than the record-breaking release of more than 70,000 Afghan war documents in July, which stoked debate about the 9-year-old conflict but did not contain major revelations.
