Sentence examples for the regular debate from inspiring English sources

For two weeks now, the prime minister has canceled his weekly appearance at question time, the regular debate in Parliament with the opposition.

Concerned by the regular debates among politicians about banning the veil – particularly across the Channel in France – she set the Protect Hijab campaing group.

With spending like that, regular debates about real issues will probably take a back seat to advertising.

"With spending like that, regular debates about real issues will probably take a back seat to advertising," he wrote.

But the difference between Shaw's era and ours is not so much that a social safety net now exists where none did before but that in his time there was urgent and regular debate about the very nature of the society that net was intended to underlie.

The growth of financial markets provokes regular debate, particularly in Europe, and in the aftermath of the global crisis a number of reforms have been proposed.

There has been a regular debate on the usage of them within MMA.

So in the absence of institutional requirements for regular debate – and oversight that is public, as well as private – the danger of government overreach becomes more acute.

But despite energy prices being a regular debate topic over the past five years, they didn't feature much during the election period.

But at least one of this year's moderators, Chris Wallace of Fox News, said the same thing, as have some well-known television-news graybeards like the former PBS anchor Jim Lehrer, once a regular debate moderator himself.

The personal issues totally overshadowed the regular political debate, and as early as on 17 April the convention was famously dubbed as the "national convention at Dolkesjø derived from dolk, the Norwegian word for dagger.