Sentence examples for and debate in a from inspiring English sources
For an aid wonk, being British means you live, talk and debate in a bubble characterised by a high degree of interest, resources and a constant and exhilarating exchange of ideas.
It is a vital facility for the community providing an essential service which relays local information and opens up discussion and debate in a way that is instant, interactive, easily accessible and most importantly free.
After much hand-wringing and debate in a season that's been marked by an unusual amount of jockeying by states for early dates on the voting calendar, Nevada Republicans decided late Wednesday to set Jan . 14for the presidential caucuses there, ensuring that Nevada will be the first Western state to vote in the 2012 nominating contest, coming after the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary.
It added, "Legislative efforts to control discussion and debate in a university setting are ill-advised, both legally and educationally".
He considers one of the primary achievements of Occupy to have been to bring together communities to discuss and debate in a democratic forum, thereby rejecting the ideologies of selfishness proposed by the likes of Ayn Rand.
Her unvarnished coverage of local news has often incited controversy and debate in a small town where the newsmakers are frequently one's next door neighbor or local kin, but it also cemented Caroline's reputation as an unrelenting purveyor of truth and fairness in journalism.
A century ago, news traveled slowly enough for Americans to absorb and evaluate it; today's events are almost instantaneously digested and debated, in a way that makes even the most cataclysmic event feel temporal.
There's a small exhibition of Fico's vibrant landscapes, but where it really excels is in combining art and design with experimental theatre, dance and debates in a modern space.
The history and literature of religion can be studied and debated in a scholarly manner, but the theological truth or falsity of specific religious beliefs is a matter of faith.
The findings of the assessment were discussed and debated in a consultation involving private practitioners, TB programme managers and policy makers.
Year-round conferences, workshops, and the society of world-renowned physicists offer a chance for residents to interact and keep up with the latest discoveries and debates in a wide variety of associated fields.
