Sentence examples for a broad-based discussion from inspiring English sources

And then we're going to have to have a broad-based discussion across the country about our priorities.

The central government should commence a broad-based discussion and consultation process involving scholars and policy advisers to examine the potential downsides of using the scoring systems in social contexts and to continually evaluate the pros and cons of the experiments carried out by local governments.

Ms. Banerji added, "The work of the LMTF that has involved many people experts, policy-makers, practitioners around the world is really to have a broad-based discussion, even beyond basic reading or basic arithmetic.

In a period of stunning change in the structures of family life, America isn't having an honest, broad-based discussion about how to cope.

Fibromyalgia (FM) is a heterogeneous syndrome and its classification into subgroups calls for broad-based discussion.

However, patients fulfilling the ACR classification criteria for FM do not constitute a homogeneous group and the classification of FM into different subgroups calls for broad-based discussion.

Through a series of international workshops in Toulouse, Paris, Zagreb, Washington, and Bremen, the SETI Institute and partner organizations have fostered broad-based discussion about some of the most important decisions that would follow detection of extraterrestrial intelligence, including "should we reply?" and if so, "what should we say, and how might we say it?".

We look forward to more broad-based discussions of -- and hopefully more answers to -- these critical issues in 2013, as reimbursement could be our next cliff, if we survive the fiscal one.

Before the campaign, Barack Obama had been a broad-based community organizer, provoking moral discussions with diverse neighbors for social change.

The interviews and discussions were aimed at generating a broad-based understanding of the experiences with priority setting processes related to the PMTCT services.

The University remains committed to a broad-based undergraduate education in the humanities, and a successor program is under discussion by the faculty of the Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages.