Sentence examples for without having debated from inspiring English sources

Without having debated it or voted on it, or decided as a nation, we are giving away our chances to save one of most precious medicines man has ever developed for human use.

His campaign told FactCheck.org that since the motion to consider debate on the budget failed, "There is no way to speculate if [McConnell] would have voted for final passage without having debated amendments".

Mad Men fans have debated without conclusion as to who the Jimmy Barrett character is based on.

But she was found without her foot bones, so researchers have debated whether she walked as we do or retained some apelike adaptations for climbing in trees that altered her gait.

There are some fundamental differences of opinion about what, exactly, Wall Street should do — and I think those are things that, in theory, we can talk about in public without having the debate get reduced to slogans.

There are some fundamental differences of opinion about what, exactly, Wall Street should do—and I think those are things that, in theory, we can talk about in public without having the debate get reduced to slogans.

You can't have debate without knowledge, and given the growing penchant for overclassification, that's where the press steps in.

It's a way to change the law without having a public debate".

He told the MPs: "I don't think anyone should imagine that we can embark upon a new chapter of very significant devolution of further powers to Scotland without having a wider debate about how we decentralise power more generally across the United Kingdom".

Mr Clegg told MPs: "I don't think anyone should imagine that we can embark upon a new chapter of very significant devolution of further powers to Scotland without having a wider debate about how we decentralise power more generally across the United Kingdom".

The government has said it intends to enact the transparency rules in the legislation via statutory instrument, which allow the provisions of an act of parliament to come into force or be altered without parliament having to debate them.