Sentence examples for when debating to from inspiring English sources

In 2011, Nebraska passed the Major Oil Pipeline Siting Act (MOSPA), which prevents "safety considerations, including the risk or impact of spills or leaks" to be considered when debating to approve or deny route permits for new pipelines.

In Canto 27, the fraudulent counselor Guido da Montefeltro delivers the most famous (and perhaps the only famous) triple subjunctive in literary history when debating whether to speak to Dante.

But Dr. R. Graham Barr of Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, the lead author of the report, said the findings might be something for women to consider when debating whether to take hormones for hot flashes and other menopause symptoms.

Analysing the relationship between urban form and socio-economics has thus become urgent as it can assist planners and policy makers when debating how to design cities and where to allocate resources.

But because of a 2011 law, the five-member commission can't consider impacts of oil spills, both real and potential, when debating whether to allow any major pipelines to be built in their state.

We therefore consider it important to take this risk into consideration when debating how to reduce false-positive results during field testing.

Clinician skills and the availability of local smoking cessation or addiction services were important health system considerations when debating whether to include more screening questions or intervention prompts related to smoking/alcohol use.

Perhaps when debating whether to buy a food product that only contains unnatural ingredients, you decide to pass on it.

When debating how to wash the other fabrics in your wardrobe, ask yourself these questions: Are there spots or stains that you don't know how to treat?

In other words: when debating whether to lace up your running shoes, thinking about the endorphin rush coming your way in 30 minutes is often a more sustainable motivator than living a little longer in thirty years.

"There have been a number of moments when debate came to an impasse or the process stalled entirely," she says.