Sentence examples for without further debate from inspiring English sources
Around 95% of decisions go through in five days without further debate.
Sir Jeremy Greenstock of Britain, speaking to reporters before this afternoon's session, said there were numerous things the council could do without further debate.
But rights language was whittled down in the final document, The Future We Want, which was negotiated ahead of the arrival of more than 100 heads of state and signed by them without further debate.
Seeking to fast-track a controversial, Islamist-slanted constitution, Morsi awarded himself total executive control, allowing himself to bypass judicial procedures to ensure the text was put to a public vote without further debate.
When several council members demurred, opposing a ban that would be imposed on Mr Butler's say-so without further debate, the Americans watered down the resolution to remove "automaticity".
The Convention adopted it without further debate.
Of those that are, the majority are discussed not on the floor of the House of Commons but in a standing committee, after which they are reported to the House and voted on without any further debate.
In his speech, Mr Houthi claimed that the president and his aide planned to force the decision on federal regions through without allowing further debate on the topic.The situation deteriorated after the abduction, with Mr Hadi ordering the Presidential Guard, the only military unit still loyal to him, to secure key locations in the capital.
Articles created as test pages, pure vandalism, attack pages, etc. will be deleted on the spot, without any further debate.
However the South Carolina senator and Republican presidential hopeful Lindsey Graham said at a Friday vigil for the victims that further debate was needed, without saying which side of the debate he falls on.
More hours passed as the Kerry team tried to investigate how the wording had been changed and whether they could fix the text without a risky reopening of the proposal for further debate.
