Sentence examples for constitutes a discussion from inspiring English sources

This editorial constitutes a discussion of the article "Health service utilization and access to medicines among Syrian refugee and host community children in Lebanon" published in the Journal of International Humanitarian Action in July 2016.

Topic guides are being developed to constitute a discussion guide for the interviews.

What constitutes a healthy discussion?

Whether this is just an anachronism or a mathematically-based ideology [35] constitutes a rich discussion forum for the field of futures studies.

They say that making a mockery of marginalised people's concerns about representation and appropriation does not constitute a constructive discussion.

This in itself constitutes a reason for further discussion about them.

They were not only funny, sharp and provocative, but also sparked a discussion about what constitutes a decent science fiction novel, how awards should be judged, and what one can and can't say about writers.

Teaming up with Kaminer to defend the resolution "Free Speech is threatened on campus," John McWhorter argued that "many of the things that we're being told we shouldn't even discuss, and that the mere discussion of it constitutes a space becoming unsafe, are really things which, in an intelligent and moral environment, people will reasonably have discussions about".

The debate is part of a larger discussion of what constitutes a "green" job.

A big part of the discussion involves what constitutes a small-business loan.

We had a long discussion on what constitutes a reliable report, and it turns out that a single source can be enough.