Sentence examples for theme of the debate from inspiring English sources

AN UNDERLYING theme of the debate about George Bush's judges has been the idea that they will drag the judiciary to the right.

What is required in that view is not a bill of particulars, nor a disclosure of the evidence, but a definition of the issue which is to be the theme of the debate.

But they also fear the upward pressure on the value of the yuan that a looser exchange-rate regime and full convertibility imply.So one theme of the debate covered in the report is how internationalisation can be achieved without liberalisation.

It is shown here that the said experimental data constitute the first observations (including the "fine structure") of what we have called "apparent or quasiKnudsen" (to avoid confusion with proper Knudsen) flow behavior, which is the central theme of the debate in question.

Candidates at Wednesday's CNBC debate in Boulder, Colo., seemed extra anxious to go after their questioners — so much so that clashing with the moderators became a major theme of the debate.

"Social mobility, my arse" was the general theme of the debate, with the panel fuming that high tuition fees had sent Britain "back to Victorian times", ensuring poor people could no longer access universities – let alone leapfrog the class system à la Middleton.

The overall theme of the debates was the peculiar institution of slavery.

But Mr. Sosa's daily focus is far removed from the larger themes of the debate.

The scientific themes of the debate are developed in great detail.

Otherwise, the general themes of the debate reflected much of what the two candidates have been saying on the campaign trail.

The main themes of the debate were the legitimacy of the government and the authority of the Viceroy.