Sentence examples for vigorous debates on from inspiring English sources

There are vigorous debates on the court, of course, and closely divided decisions are common.

The best response is to welcome a vigorous debate on the death penalty.

Nor was it a surprise that there had been "vigorous debate" on the future of the war.

The economy was back to its 1913 level by the mid-1920s, and this permitted a vigorous debate on the future.

We must have an open and vigorous debate on nonpartisans, and the issue must be placed on the ballot this year.

Yi Kyu-Bo's Paegun sosŏl ("Jottings by Old Man White Cloud") contains a vigorous debate on literary theory and artistic creation.

There was lots of discussion of reform in the Senate, too, and the chamber jumped into a vigorous debate on Democratic proposals to change the rules.

"I expect there will be a vigorous debate on this issue that will reflect well on the House of Representatives," Mr. Hastert said.

That attention is likely to take the form of a vigorous debate on just how permissive -- or limited -- Mr. Bush's decision was.

As Egyptians prepare to debate a new constitution and perhaps define notions of citizenship itself, Copts are engaged in a vigorous debate on the role the church should play as it selects a new pope.

Ready For Warren, a campaign group which has urged the senator to run, said after Clinton's announcement on Sunday that the party needed "vigorous debate" on subjects such as entitlements, banking reform and workers' rights.