Sentence examples for which is debated from inspiring English sources

Rivers including the one Ratty rowed Mole along in Wind in the Willows face running dry far more often under new laws that will increase the water taken from them, according to critics of the government's water bill, which is debated by MPs for the first time on Monday.

The second and weakest of the plays, Day of the Innocents, traces the troubled history of James II, a child king with a blotch on his face, who is locked into an intense friendship with a lord, which is debated for far too long.

Once the government is in place, the head of government presents draft legislation, which is debated first in the country's lower house, the National People's Assembly (Majlis al-Shaʿbī al-Waṭanī), deputies of which are elected for five-year terms by universal adult suffrage.

The latest suggestion is for a Bus Super route which is debated in this section.

We even encourage advertising that is done appropriately and conforms to an Acceptable Ads policy, which is debated and decided in an open public forum".

Adopting feminist approaches, the author analyzes increased gender inequality as females tended to remain in the lowest-wage assembly jobs while males predominated in the newer value-added positions due to cultured gender stereotypes, both locally and globally, that viewed females as unfit for more flexible or labor intensive activities (which is debated well in the text).

Ohio, which is debating the Right to Life Down Syndrome Non-Discrimination Act, defunded services for people with mental illness and developmental disabilities in its latest budget.

The issue is proving to be particularly thorny within the Labour party, which is debating its position on renewal as part of its wider defence review.

The hard choices surrounding the cyclotron resemble those now facing the federal Department of Energy, which is debating whether to save part of an old uranium plant in Tennessee.

The interview hit a nerve inside the 26-member NATO alliance, which is debating its future role in fighting terrorism, particularly in Afghanistan.

Lamborn heads the House Subcommittee on Energy and Mineral Resources, which is debating his bill today.