Sentence examples for vocal debate from inspiring English sources

So far, however, the most vocal debate surrounding the future arts complex has been about its possible audience.

And in the United States, there has been a vocal debate this year about the legal transparency and ethical standards of the drone program.

The new focus on dwindling resources has also raised a vocal debate about financing Italy's political class and its sprawling operating costs.

"This is basically giving the president the authority to start a war, and saying 'Don't bother to call me, I'll read about it in the newspaper.' " Just last month, it appeared that there might be vocal debate, if not opposition.

Since then, Ms. Tietjen, her husband, Richard, and a number of district residents have waged a crusade to save the house, one that has embroiled this quiet neighborhood in a vocal debate.

But the policy change was broadly hailed by food industry experts, who saw it as an important statement in the increasingly vocal debate over what parents want their children to eat and what the food companies are trying to sell to them.

A vocal public debate on what we see and hear is a great privilege we enjoy in this country.

Although she is vocal in debating the merits of the various aspirants, Banks does not cast a vote unless the other judges are deadlocked.

Mr. Gore has been vocal, in the debates and elsewhere, in asserting that Mr. Bush's plan for a tax cut would overwhelmingly benefit the wealthy, and the governor has responded that his plan is intended for everyone, and not targeted to specific income levels, as Mr. Gore favors.

Schultz -- who has involved the company in several previous political discussions including a petition urging the end of the federal government shutdown as well as a pledge to hire more veterans, has been vocal on national debates but perhaps none as sensitive as the topic of race.

We can be sure that Chen will be a vocal part of that debate.