While the comments by Andrea Leadsom linking one's ability to serve as an effective prime minister to also being a parent undoubtedly generated controversy (Leadsom's rise and fall: obscurity to also-ran in a few gaffes, 12 July), they arguably did not bring about debate.
Perhaps those fixated on debating ought to confine the scope of their solution to how best to bring about debates and leave those involved in the sex trade to themselves.
The trial, which is being carefully watched by the country, has brought about renewed debate on the challenges facing the Indian legal system.
We have seen debates brought about by petitions on the government's own website – not least our own petition – eventually signed by more than 300,000 people who were disgusted by David Cameron's doomed badger cull.
These learning and transforming moments were brought about, not through dogma or debate or the angry waiving of Scripture, or in a formalized teacher-pupil setting.
I applaud John J. Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt for their thorough and excellent research and their efforts to bring about serious debate, and I applaud The London Review of Books for publishing their work.
Echoing our findings, Gill (2005) described home zones as 'stages' for debate about the tensions brought about by modern, urban living.
Consider the following: Will taking back your apology bring about more arguing, debating, or mistrust?
Edwards adds that in some countries, IDOGC will mark the beginning of a week of activities where those in power will attempt to bring about much-needed change via debate and awareness-raising.
Mr. Coombs argued that Private Manning had leaked the files because he wanted to start a public debate and bring about change, portraying his client as a well-intentioned, if naïve, whistle-blower.
