Sentence examples for were never debated from inspiring English sources

The resignation of the Police Action Lawyers Group - solicitors who specialise in police complaints work - from the IPCC advisory board in 2007 because it felt it had no influence, and the broader concern about how the voice of complainants and the public could be heard within the IPCC, were never debated.

The important issues, the issues that affected people's daily lives, were never debated.

These austerity policies cost the nation millions of jobs and billions in lost wages -- and were never debated, even though roughly 90percentt of the electorate considered the economy their No. 1 priority.

"If I had a relationship where nothing was ever wrong and we were never debating or arguing, I don't think we would ever grow.

The measure was never debated on the House or Senate floors.

This is never debated, because the press has the same agenda as the government.

In Wednesday's Guardian, John Crawley pointed out that the concern about how the voice of complainants and the public could be heard was never debated.

The meaning of life, as Australian playwright David Williamson once wrote, is never debated in Sydney because we all know what it is: "Getting yourself a water frontage".

But Mr. Steel said the issue was never debated because board members became sidetracked on another issue: whether the bureau should be more independent from the county Chamber of Commerce.

The amendment was attached at a closed meeting of a Senate and House conference committee on the budget bill and was never debated publicly.

Richard B. Myers, the retired Air Force general who served as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs at the time, said the issue was never debated by the chiefs.