Sentence examples for use debates from inspiring English sources

Marks offers abundant information on the reception of the pill, including the attitudes of women and health services toward its use, debates about its role in causing and preventing cancer and its inadvertent contribution to the spread of AIDS.

President Bush today nominated Gov. Michael O. Leavitt, the three-term Republican governor of Utah, as the new administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, tapping a veteran of the West's volatile land use debates.

A3 NATIONAL A10-15 Utah Governor Named As Next Chief of E.P.A. President Bush nominated Gov. Mike Leavitt, the three-term Republican governor of Utah, as the new administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, tapping a veteran of the West's volatile land use debates.

Effects on wildlife, however, are controversial and often a topic of land use debates.

Perhaps this is the real lesson of the programme: there is no use debating with bigotry.

The kappa statistic thus ranges between – Pe / (1-Pe) to 1. Kappa's behavior has been questioned and its use debated for 2 × 2 tables [ 5- 11].

The popularity of probiotics has expanded exponentially recently, but along with their increased use, debate rages on how probiotics should be regulated and whether probiotics should be considered as a medical food, drug or a food supplement.

Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt)., the committee's ranking member, chastised his GOP colleagues for using "debates about some of the most vulnerable among us to advance their own political agenda".

Much of the talk focused on the officials who represent parts of the city like the South Bronx, Downtown Brooklyn and central Queens, where Mr. Lipsky was actively involved in land-use debates, particularly in efforts to derail development projects.

Obama advisers are acutely aware that Mr. Romney used debates to dispatch Republican rivals one by one during the primary campaign.

In an interview for Radio 4's Week in Westminster to be broadcast on Saturday, Stuart warned against MPs using debates about the single market or customs union "in pursuit of negating the people's will".