Sentence examples for debate about the problems from inspiring English sources

There is debate about the problems of communication between scientists, planners and stakeholder, and the scale at which environmental planning should take place.

A new SCMH publication, Mental Health Policy: The Challenges Facing the New Government, aims to channel the debate about the problems into a plan for action for the government's second term.

In the west, this phenomenon has led to a debate about the "problem" of the rise of political Islam.

Distributed free to local radio stations, the song does not tell would-be migrants to stay or go, but rather seeks to encourage debate about the problem.

Mr. Zuckert was in the middle of the debate about the problem-plagued F-111 fighter jet, which was designed for the Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force but was used only by the Air Force.

The spokesman added: "At last we are having a national debate about the problem of harassment in our society – it has been overlooked by the political and media establishment for too long.

Seriously, folks, there are legitimate debates about the problems that plague the black community from high incarceration rates to low graduation rates to high out-of-wedlock birth rates," Riley wrote about the dissertations.

As scientists face the bad publicity associated with the discovery of ethics violations, there has been debate about whether the problems found are largely "administrative housekeeping" or are a signal that patients are being harmed.

All the candidates make vague promises to be more effective in reducing the violence, but avoid getting into serious debates about the problem.

This reopened debates about the problem of equality of the races in the colonies and raised "A graver question, that of the abolition of the trade and slavery" (SFHR, 60).

His book, Breaking the News, helped sparked a much-needed national debate about the profound problems in American journalism.