Sentence examples for will not be debated from inspiring English sources

From the blog, note that: The key clauses on NHS competition will NOT be debated today.

"The legislation will not be debated until the end of next year and it could be two or three years more before it comes in.

There is an unspoken bipartisan agreement supported by the mainstream media that the continuation of the coal, gas and oil industries is a given and will not be debated.

Traditionally, the white paper, the outcome of a negotiation between the DCMS and the BBC, is not put to a Commons vote and there is mounting concern that changes will not be debated by parliament.

It's already clear it will not be debated before Christmas (the Lords authorities have not yet announced the Friday sittings, next year, to consider private members bills) and the best guess is a Second Reading debate will finally be held late in January.

Senator Joseph I. Lieberman is still running for re-election in Connecticut, but he will not be debating his opponent for United States Senate, Mayor Philip A. Giordano of Waterbury.

But the proposals will now not be debated until November.

McCarter told talk radio station WSOY that he introduced the bill out of concern for "the well-known problems with voter fraud" in the state but has been disappointed to see the proposal "held up in a Senate committee and will likely not be debated in full public view on the Senate floor".

And this time, there will not be much debate.

For once, there will not be much debate.

"This will not be a debate in the sense the word is often used in the English language, because all of this is so tightly controlled by the candidates themselves and their managers," he told the television audience.