Sentence examples for timely debates from inspiring English sources
Other tokens bearing patriotic emblems or political slogans animated economic exchange with timely debates, often satirizing President Jackson's policies.
Bridges said ministers were looking at "mechanisms for transmitting information in such a way as to ensure that there can be timely debate and scrutiny on the negotiations, while at the same time ensuring that complete confidentiality can be maintained.
Though not considered a terrorist, the man is a timely debating point in the legislative struggle to solve the inconsistencies that still mark airport security.
What happened next has been beamed around the world, and here in Kenya has sparked a timely debate about the all-too-common process of landgrabbing by powerful personalities in our country.
The Internet's where I go for timely literature, timely response, and timely debate.
Askew's fifth novel jumps into the timely debate over immigration with Grandpa Robert John Brown's "conviction of the heart," written in the rawboned, heartfelt and often funny prose that has defined much of her earlier acclaimed works on the Great Plains.
A timely debate as the Government of Bangladesh is in the process of developing its 6th 5-year National Development Plan.
Showing how marriage law can reinforce discrimination based on what is considered "natural," this timely argument also has relevance for the current debate over gay marriage.
In order to increase the robustness of pandemic planning in general, timely public debate about the ethical issues is essential.
In today's innovation-based economy, there is no shortage of timely and heated debates among business executives, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and academics about how to define and build the "future-proof" business model.
It is a timely subject of debate in the Bay Area, where communities have been wrestling with the broader question of whether private-public partnerships in municipal services make financial and environmental sense during tough economic times.
