Meanings of rekindle debate in English

Now it does not, could that rekindle debate about reforming the electoral system?

These findings by the International Energy Agency (IEA) will rekindle debate on fossil fuels and global warming.

There won't be anything definitive today but it serves to rekindle debate about the limits of the ECB's powers.

Her appointment is likely to rekindle debate about whether designers can juggle working for a big name, as well as their own label.

Her release is sure to rekindle debate over Western sanctions against the resource-rich country of 50 million people nestled strategically between China and India.

The trial has rekindled debate in the United States about late-term abortions and has attracted many spectators from anti-abortion groups.

The controversy over Papillon has rekindled debate in Italy about who owns the wild spaces and the rights of humans and nature.