Sentence examples for sufficient debate from inspiring English sources

Party Time Louis Armstrong gave the world much to celebrate, including sufficient debate over the date of his birth to enable his fans to celebrate it frequently.

Nixon had defended his veto of the childcare legislation on the ground that it had not been subject to sufficient debate or hearing.

The committee vote followed a contentious hearing in which Republicans accused the majority Democrats of approving a flawed bill without sufficient debate.

"Two years ago the Bank seemed somewhat coy about using tools that targeted loan to income ratios, questioning whether there had been sufficient debate to make their use acceptable to the public.

Since more than 60 senators have already indicated that they would support the repeal if sufficient debate were allowed, the biggest hurdle may be time; the Senate process could consume at least parts of three days.

The Socialists' leader, Martine Aubry, criticized the government's move in Parliament as an abuse of power imposing "an unjust reform" without sufficient debate by the elected representatives of the French people.

For the second prerequisite to be supplied, all it will take is sufficient public debate, between persons perceived as credible, for free trade to become established in the public mind as an issue with two legitimate sides to it.

Jennifer Erschabek, executive director of the Texas Inmate Families Association, which advocates on behalf of the families of the incarcerated, went so far as to say state prison officials are running a "shell game" where the fee increase is decided on during ongoing budget negotiations without sufficient public debate.

Jennifer Erschabek, executive director of the Texas Inmate Families Association, which advocates on behalf of the families of the incarcerated, went so far as to say state prison officials are running a "shell game" where the fee increase is decided on during ongoing budget negotiations without sufficient public debate.

Whether or not 1 dose is sufficient is debated.

Ever since 9/11, the mere mention of Al Qaeda, or the general threat of radical Islam, has often been sufficient to suspend sensible debate about all sorts of questions.