Sentence examples for time of debates from inspiring English sources

By tradition, this is a time of debates and migrations, when Germans head to Italy, and French vacationers swarm the Riviera and Britons drive across the English Channel.

The selloff also comes at a time of debate about private versus public ownership of the railways, with criticism of soaring fares and poor performance by many franchises.

The proposed sell-off comes at a time of debate about private versus public ownership of Britain's railways amid concern about fare prices and quality of services.

Along the way, I was reminded, in this time of debate about how much personal information the government secretly keeps about us, just how much information is already publicly available.

This 50th anniversary is, therefore, also a time of debate within Israel about whether the inescapable shadow of the past also makes it difficult to make peace in the present, and thrive in the future.

Christopher Smart was an English poet who was confined to asylums during a time of debate about the nature of madness and its treatment.

Also respect others, and try to follow the designated time of debate.

He has no time for debates of issues of the kind Paul Jay used to organize.

Ed Davey, the Lib Dem energy and climate change secretary at the time of the debates, was unimpressed.

But as Vidal, in a filmed interview from around the time of the debates, makes clear, what was at stake at the time was the outcome of a "culture war" that is still being fought to this day.

By the time of these debates, the Vietnam War had ended, but many people did not want to give up the sense of liberation that had accompanied the antiwar movement.