Sentence examples for time for debating from inspiring English sources

The excuse is that the time for debating legislation is short.

"Dinnertime in our home was a time for debating ideas, and Anne was as outspoken as the rest of us".

But with that commitment from taxpayers, the time for debating whether or not it is enough is over: the NHS now needs to deliver its side of the bargain, which is to make substantial and significant efficiency savings".

Hundreds of amendments made since it emerged from committee have rendered it barely recognisable, says one, and time for debating its key clauses has been limited.Ministers, for their part, say the IPC will speed approval for much-needed infrastructure projects, in the process saving £300m a year in bureaucratic costs.

For many, the white wristbands imprinted with "Make Poverty History" became the thing to wear in the summer of 2005 and the Live 8 concerts were the place to be, but, once again, Geldof had no time for debating the merits of his campaign.

The government won a vote on the principle of reforming the Lords but was forced to ditch a vote to limit time for debating the bill amid signs they would be defeated, throwing the future of the plans into doubt.

But who has time for debate?

We have had ample time for debate.

"The time for debate has passed.

But be back in time for debate prep.

"The time for debates has finished and the time for decision has come," he said.