Sentence examples for unusual debate from inspiring English sources

But they have also been a conduit for unusual debate about the dangers of unrestrained nationalism.

They call it Syria's Charter 77.In this section A tiny, but unusual, debate in Ghana Is Syria really changing?

A candidate who is a doctor said he would introduce a health-insurance scheme.In this section A tiny, but unusual, debate in Ghana Is Syria really changing?

It was an unusual debate at the highest levels of the White House: Could President Bush afford to be a politician again?

Cosmologists held an unusual debate on the question during a recent conference, "The Future of Cosmology," at Case Western Reserve University here.

The president has also promised to appear if summoned to answer questions about his own military rule in the 1970s.In this section A tiny, but unusual, debate in Ghana Is Syria really changing?

Then there are the aspects of the election that are genuinely unusual: debates more consensual than normal, because almost everybody wants to be in with a chance of getting the second vote on someone else's ticket.

That set off an unusual public debate over the role of art in Iran, and whether it should have a social-political component.

The intense diplomacy came on the second day of an unusual open debate on Iraq in the Council chambers that included both the 15 Council members and dozens of nonmember nations.

China's long-entrenched controls over where people may live and work have become a subject of unusual public debate here, with critics attacking the stringent efforts by cities to curb the entrance of rural migrants and bar them from choice jobs.

Top officials of the Justice Department and the F.B.I. engaged in an unusual public debate today at a Senate hearing over a 1996 memorandum about whether Attorney General Janet Reno's job was at risk as a result of the government's high-profile investigation into finances of the 1996 Clinton-Gore campaign.