Meanings of ignite debate in English

The ratings will surely ignite debate, especially since many nationally renowned hospitals earned only mediocre ratings.

Jefferies analysts noted that the hiring of a banker would ignite debate over whether the company could be taken private again.

The case ignited debates on race relations, gun control and American justice.

But the code has ignited debate on social media about a woman's right to choose clothing.

Kerri-Anne Kennerley is standing by her controversial comments that ignited debate around the country last week.

A Saudi woman's online campaign for asylum has ignited debate online about women's freedom in Saudi Arabia.

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The shootings came amid a series of deadly encounters igniting debate over policing and minorities in the United States.

Mr Cunliffe's apology has ignited debate on Twitter, with some people criticising it and saying not all men perpetrate violence.

Comments from the outgoing chief executive of Coca-Cola Amatil in New Zealand have ignited debate about the so-called tall poppy syndrome.

The demonstrations ignited debate in Britain about freedom of expression and whether artists should be allowed to tackle sensitive issues, especially religion.

An Aldi shopper is convinced there's something different about the discount supermarket chain's loo rolls -and it has ignited debate online.

A Perth small business has ignited debate about workplace discrimination by advertising an administration role but stipulating "no bogans need apply".