Sentence examples for then under debate from inspiring English sources

She pulled no punches in her early encounters with the press and other media, offering opinions on subjects ranging from women's right to choose abortion, the need to appoint women to the supreme court, the urgency of supporting the constitutional amendment on equal rights (then under debate in 50 state legislatures), and the possibility of her daughter becoming involved in pre-marital sex.

As Cruz and Tribe parried over Heller's provisions for exceptions to Second Amendment protection, Tribe gently corrected his former student's summary of whether laws like those then under debate had clearly been ruled off limits.

Another is that, to the degree particularists and generalists take themselves to be debating the employment of aesthetic principles in aesthetic judgment, it is hard to know what they can be meaning by 'aesthetic judgment.' If 'aesthetic' still carries its eighteenth-century implication of immediacy, then the question under debate is whether judgment that is immediate is immediate.

Under debate was the then current version of the bill, which called for a fee of ten cents.

Tells about Committee debate and then Senate debate.

British national identity is under debate again.

"Then the debate was over manufacturing, then over service.

There are a few critical issues still under debate.

Whether this is actually true of parenting remains under debate.

But the theme of the hearings is still under debate.

"The ownership of Channel 4 is not currently under debate.