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Meanings of public debate in English
Portuguese
debate The formal presentation of a stated proposition and the opposition to it (usually followed by a vote)
Usage of public debate in English
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I'm not sure this is a particularly good standard for public debate.
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It is good to see the commission engaging in some public debate.
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Monday's vote by the CPS board caps three months of public debate.
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Another is that public debate on this complex issue will be limited.
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The paucity of sensible public debate over drugs in Australia is clear.
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A new piece of legislation and a genuine public debate is overdue.
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Better that these issues should be teased out through extended public debate.
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By doing so, it has provided an essential platform for public debate.
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A public debate was announced in which he was to take part.
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Despite the controversy, there has been little public debate about the donations.
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A tone of bitterness and aggression has entered into our public debate.
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A rising death toll there is fuelling public debate about that mission.
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Kweder said the proposed rule follows a longstanding public debate over antimicrobial products.
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I was asked to consider the question at a public debate this week.
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My main concern is about the lack of public debate on the issue.
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Madam, - Why does so much public debate in Ireland avoid the obvious?
