Sentence examples for core of debate from inspiring English sources
Europe's railway networks themselves reveal the inner-European divisions that are at the core of debate.
Also, it is clear that evolutionary anthropology lies at the core of debate around human dispersal across the New World and that evolutionary theory integrates interpretations about past and present processes, even though the nature of the evidence often requires different methodologies (Shennan 2009).
"Israeli Women Core of Debate on Orthodoxy" (front page, Jan . 15 points out the challenges faced by Israel in balancing the principles of democracy and pluralism.
The immediacy of the danger was at the core of debates in the United Nations over how to proceed against Mr. Hussein.
These procedures refer, in fact, to the institutional system of representative democracy and its typical processes and, therefore, are not at the core of debates on direct democracy.
The first is philosophical: Demarcation is crucial to our pursuit of knowledge; its issues go to the core of debates on epistemology and of the nature of truth and discovery.
Osteopenia, it turns out, is yet another diagnosis that strikes at the core of debates emblematic of modern medicine, when screening can get ahead of treatment, or even the understanding of a condition, medical experts say.
It's an urgent agenda for our planet, and one that is at the core of debates about how billions of dollars and countless tons of waste are treated.
The U.S. Supreme Court today was the scene of a lively debate that cuts to the core of the debate over compulsory union membership: At what point does it violate the First Amendment?
