Sentence examples for wide debate from inspiring English sources

What journalists must do is report in full, contextualise, analyse and allow a wide debate.

The 2016 election also opened a wide debate over who the Democratic party represents.

There is still a wide debate concerning the performance of commonly used risk prediction models in assessing the risk of patients undergoing isolated aortic valve surgery.

Those protests were met with a heavily armed police response that sparked wide debate over the militarization of local law enforcement.

The aim is "to launch a wide debate on how the European Union could promote corporate social responsibility at both the European and international level".

Jewish spokesmen had demanded an apology from Mr. Möllemann for weeks, and the issue provoked a wide debate about the line between criticism of Israel and anti-Semitism.

Current Events- Convene a school-wide debate about prescription drug use in the United States.

It also played into a continent-wide debate about Islamic dress across Europe.

The convulsions of the continent-wide debate over multiculturalism have been frequently chronicled in the pages of The New Yorker.

After extensive community-wide debate, the current Mayor of Rockville (Mayor Gale) has concluded that Rockville is in urgent need of a 'master plan' to guide sustainable growth.

"So a song that appeals to gay voters is a particularly clever idea, especially given the Europe-wide debate on the introduction of same-sex marriage".