Sentence examples for a focused debate from inspiring English sources

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Finally, the paper presents six questions with the help of literature evaluation for future research to start a focused debate on measuring the success of concurrent construction.

"There hasn't been a focused debate on the pros and cons [of EU membership] since 1975".

"There hasn't been a focused debate on the pros and cons [of EU membership] since 1975". He said even the widely praised EU single market was "not working, because new things have been added, increasing the burdens on business".

Instead, they are considering breaking spending legislation into smaller pieces, raising the prospect that they would have to pass scores of individual bills on the House floor to finance the government agency by agency, allowing a more focused debate on priorities but also creating the potential for legislative gridlock.

This article aims to provide a "road map" (see below) to assist researchers in conducting EE research, and also to initiate a more focused debate within bioethics about how to improve the quality of EE research.

The other side sees the debate as under-appreciative of long-term demands and ramifications -- a reprisal of the narrowly focused debate in the run up to the Iraq War.

These scientists know how to articulate a vision, focus a debate and cut to the essence of an argument.

Thus, it seems likely that the Governor and the Legislature will propose program alternatives early this year…and a more focused policy debate will follow.

The incident has captured national attention and focused a debate on what constitutes a threat among schoolchildren.

Yet not once did the Republican presidential candidates address the issue of gun control in Tuesday's GOP debate, a debate focused on keeping Americans safe.