Sentence examples for be a proper discussion from inspiring English sources
"There should be a proper discussion about it.
The democratic deficit is really about there not being a proper discussion of the things that matter to people.
He told BBC Radio 4's The World At One: "I think people were perhaps more considered in what they say, but nevertheless it was a proper discussion on the general economic situation and the inflation figures and Afghanistan".
"The Queen seemed very relaxed, in a very good mood and took an enormous interest in the Cabinet discussion," he told BBC Radio 4's The World At One. "I think people were perhaps more considered in what they say, but nevertheless it was a proper discussion on the general economic situation and the inflation figures and Afghanistan".
"And where I would very much agree with the industry is that a proper discussion about what should sit on the bill and what should not has yet to take place".
Its report, Cutting The Cake Fairly (pdf), said as a bare minimum, everyone should be entitled to a proper discussion and advice about their needs, even if they are ineligible for public funds.
There is no doubt that the time is ripe for a proper discussion about race among your theatre friends.
And I can understand that, and I might not have written these stories if I felt that there had been a proper informed discussion in the first place; but there never is.
If we are to have a proper discussion of Islamic law in the real world, a far more open forum is required than Mr. Yerushalmi and many legislators seem willing to entertain.
"I'm pretty cross, actually," says Cash. "I've disassociated myself from what he's done, and I'm hoping to have a proper discussion with him".
