Sentence examples for trigger debates from inspiring English sources
"trigger debates" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe something that has the ability to incite discussion or argument. For example, "The new policy has triggered debates on the morality of the implementation."
It also reformatted Labour's e-petition scheme, allowing it to trigger debates in Parliament.
Many smaller items have been ticked off the list - such as online petitions that can trigger debates in Parliament and a backbench business committee in the Commons.
Yet, the disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) has been diagnosed in 87 out of 91 former NFL players as of 2015 and continues to trigger debates on the fate of the game's future ranging from peewee leagues to the pros. .
I trust it will trigger debates between health researchers and policy-makers and help to highlight the need for a consensus on effective climate policies.
The choice of golf courses, number of rounds, hotel, restaurants and tee times can all trigger debate when 4, 8 or 12 egos and budgets are involved.
But it will trigger debate on Capitol Hill with some members of the President's party wary of allowing the US to get entangled in more overseas conflict.
The launch of his restaurant - called Cabbages and Condoms - gave him both a means of sustainable income and a relaxed space in which to trigger debate around family planning.
Opponents are hoping that the state's stubborn fight to wheel another elderly man back to the gallows (he is severely ill and suffers from advanced dementia) may trigger debate and a backlash.
Farm Bills always trigger debate.
Now a new exhibition titled Paths to Utopia at Somerset House in London aims to trigger debate about what a perfect society looks like. .
The personas were re-used from the interviews to trigger debate and discussion on applicability of suggested improvements.
