Sentence examples for use a debate from inspiring English sources
Sometimes we use a debate format.
The campaign could use a debate that acknowledges this and grapples with it.
As a case study we will use a debate undertaken by students from 3rd year at Grau de disseny d'Eina (Eina's Bachelor Degree in Design), Art and Design College, on April 2015.
They will use a debate on a statement of the party's values this afternoon to insist that action to tackle poverty, health, education and transport should take priority over reducing tax bills.
In the documentary, Rene Gayo, Pittsburgh's Latin America scouting director, is seen to use a debate surrounding the accuracy of Sano's age, (if a player is older than he says he's less valuable and also subject to MLB penalties for lying, not to mention the visa ramifications) as a tool to hammer out a better deal for the Pirates, which was said to be $2.6m.
Meanwhile, Labour leader Ed Miliband urged MPs of all parties to use a debate on Tuesday - prompted by an e-petition - to state their opposition to the changes.
Energy companies deserve a windfall tax Julian Smith, a Conservative MP, has used a debate in Westminster Hall to criticise the Guardian for its reporting of the Edward Snowden NSA/GCHQ revelations.
Several senior figures also used a debate on the party's future manifesto to criticise Nick Clegg for delivering an overly gloomy message that risked alienating their traditional voters.
Hammond is under pressure from his own backbenchers to unpick some of the planned welfare cuts, with Conservative MPs using a debate in the House of Commons on Thursday to urge the government to take action.
On Tuesday the Sinn Féin president, Gerry Adams, used a debate in the Dáil about Donohoe's murder to express sympathy for the family of another Garda officer killed by the IRA in 1996.
Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle has used a debate in the Commons to announce he is HIV positive, making a personal speech which he said was intended to to tackle the stigma still associated with the condition.
