Sentence examples for this historic debate from inspiring English sources

What side of this historic debate are you on?

Primetime show featuring the President answering questions from people "selected by ABC News who have divergent opinions in this historic debate," along with questions submitted via its Web site, ABCNews.com, according to a press release.

"We reflect, in a small part of the exhibition, that the Causeway played a role in the historic debate about the formation of the earth, and that for some people this debate continues today.

Male Conservative MPs voted against equal marriage in larger numbers proportionally than their female colleagues, according to a breakdown of the voting figures after the historic debate in parliament.

"I will vote today to end the filibuster so the Senate can begin the historic debate to improve and reform our nation's health insurance system," he said.

In his first term, he played a pivotal role in the historic debate that ended with a razor-thin vote to legalize abortion.

Amid the historic debate over the future of the union, Allen called on Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg and David Cameron to issue a statement promising to give local government in England more powers as well.

The last and most popular of these controversies was the historic debate Panadura Vadaya, held in Panadura (1873), between Rev. David de Silva and Migettuwatte Gunananda Thera.

Therefore, the historic debate on methodological issues concerning comparative studies of hospital-organizations [ 72, 73], is also valid for the generalizability of our findings, measurement tool, and future research.

Although the debates were sometimes compared to the historic debates between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas (see also Lincoln-Douglas debates), they were more in the nature of joint press conferences, with reporters asking questions.

It was the Senate's first all-nighter in a decade and bore some features of the historic debates of years past.