Sentence examples for the debates from from inspiring English sources

After the Federal Communications Commission acted to exempt the debates from the equal-time law, the League of Women Voters revived the debates, in 1976, and asked me to help.

The decision amounted to a wholesale retreat by the Bush campaign from its efforts over the last two weeks to impose its own schedule, moving some of the debates from campuses to television studios, shortening some of them from 90 minutes to 60 minutes and designating moderators like Larry King and Tim Russert.

As the fashion designer John Bartlett, who watched the debates from a hotel room in Paris, observed of the candidates: "They both looked exactly the same, which I think is a reflection of how the Republican Party is trying to look Democratic and somehow the Democratic Party is becoming more Republican.

His running mate, William Weld, is another former Republican governor; there have been calls to get him into the debates from across the political spectrum; he's even received multiple newspaper endorsements, which is impressive even if those papers were just looking for a way not to back Trump.

For now Labor is framing the debate from opposition.

But others saw the debate from his perspective.

Perhaps most urgently, it would broaden the debate from the narrow confines of the settlements question.

(Read comments, in French, on the debate from readers of the magazine Le Point).

I'll also be tweeting the debate from the pub (it's a hard life).

Ms. Ledbetter, who is now retired, watched the debate from the Senate gallery.

His odds improved to 66.6 percent after the debate from 63.9 percent beforehand.