Sentence examples for the debate has started from inspiring English sources
Now the debate has started to focus on whether or not they would be worthy winners.
"The debate has started to mature," says one partner who defends the industry before regulators and governments.If some congressmen in America get their way, however, the audit profession faces radical change that could spread to other countries.
The debate has started. . .
Already, before the debate has started in Congress, Schumer has conceded much of what the extreme right wing wants, and negotiations are likely to make the outcome considerably worse than the failed 2006 and 2007 legislation, which fizzled due to pressure from the Republicans' own nativist wing.
On the other hand, Mr. Liu showed up to two recent forums on consecutive days more than 30 minutes after the debate had started, eliciting grumbling from audiences.
"So now this debate has started.
As a wedge issue, it seems the abortion debate has started backfiring on the GOP.
In other words, once the constitutional debate has started, where will it end?The other risk is rather different.
I wish this debate had started earlier, but I'm glad it's happening now.
Julian Glover at Comment is free says Cameron can't cannot escape an important question: "if the national accounts were in better shape, would he still want the state to be smaller?" 4.24pm: The Queen's speech debate has started and Jack Straw is speaking.
