Question: What debate topic are the following sentences about? 1. Rather than advertising directly to parents , companies use a `` nag and whine '' campaign that leads to hostility between parents and children .
2. Advertising specifically to children is unethical because they have little or no money of their own and have to persuade their parents to buy the products for them .
3. Advertising which presents products to children as `` must-have '' is also socially divisive , making children whose parents can not afford them appear inferior , and creating feelings of frustration and inadequacy , as well as leading families into debt .
4. They rely on pester power to make adults spend money they do n't have on things they do n't want to buy , and which their children may well only play with for a few hours for example .
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Answer: This House would restrict advertising aimed at children


Question: What debate topic are the following sentences about? 1. Social Justice , Vol .
2. 26 No. 4 , Winter 1999 , 115-124 .
3. Duffy , Helen .
4. `` Toward Eradicating Impunity : The Establishment of an International Criminal Court . ''
5. Bulletin of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences , Vol .
6. 54 No. 1 , Autumn 2000 , 21-23 .
7. Additionally , the court gives victims a role in the process , has the power to give them reparations , and ensures they see criminals brought to justice .
8. The court has not punished anyone yet because it is still considerably young , but has proceedings going on currently .
9. Carroll , James .
10. `` The International Criminal Court . ''
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Answer: This House Believes the International Criminal Court is a force for good.


Question: What debate topic are the following sentences about? 1. Denying prisoners the right to vote does not protect the public in any way and is therefore an unwarranted infringement upon the human rights of prisoners .
2. As the U.S. Congress decreed in 1993 , ` the right of citizens to vote is a fundamental right ' .
3. Prisoners remain human beings .
4. We should respect their human rights and should infringe upon their liberty as little as possible , except where it concerns the protection of the public .
5. Those rights which are unalienable should not be lost when one is incarcerated .
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Answer: This house would allow prisoners to vote


Question: What debate topic are the following sentences about? 1. Many states around the world have Presidential systems , either like the United States where the President fulfils both the role of the Head of State and the Head of Government combining the two roles .
2. The alternative to the monarch is obvious .
3. Finally there may be both a head of state and head of government where both are powerful as in France .
4. Or as in Italy or Germany where there is both a head of state -LRB- usually president -RRB- and a head of government -LRB- usually Prime Minister , although Germanys is Chancellor -RRB- where the head of state is respected but is mostly a ceremonial role .
5. Most importantly in all these cases the head of state is elected rather than simply gaining the position on account of birth .
6. Therefore the head of state can still be in whatever role the state requires .
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Answer:
This House would abolish the monarchy.