Sentence examples for debate aiming at from inspiring English sources

Our analysis is meant to launch a debate aiming at better legislation on non-commercial sponsorships, based on the analysis of a sample of guidelines, laws and regulations.

The EU Debate, aimed at younger voters, attracted an overnight audience of 2 million.

"On the contrary, the assembly calls for public debate aimed at reaching a wide consensus on the rights of children to protection against violations of their physical integrity".

Then he framed a new debate aimed at demolishing fears of European control and staked his political career on the outcome.

We need a fuller debate aimed at doing the right thing for the people in our industry without imposing more cost, without providing individual benefit or business return.

The House of Lords will vote on Wednesday in a debate aimed at getting the Government to re-examine the unpopular criminal courts charge – dubbed a "tax on justice" – which was introduced by Chris Grayling, Mr Gove's predecessor.

In a recent open letter campaigners called on Tanigaki to "immediately introduce a moratorium on executions and initiate a national public debate aimed at promoting full abolition of the death penalty in Japan".

Parliament's intelligence and security committee (ISC) should always be chaired by a member of the opposition to ensure its independence and be freely elected by MPs, the Conservative MP Rory Stewart said on Monday night at a debate aimed at fostering public discussion about mass surveillance.

First, public health professionals claimed their role in the political debate aimed at defining and implementing the global and local goals, taking advantage of their knowledge and experience.

We asked each of the Workshop participants to listen with an open mind, and to participate in a constructive, action-oriented dialogue and debate aimed at answering the three questions posed by Dr. Brighton at the initial Carl T. Brighton Workshops: (1) Where are we now?

To this end quantitative methods are used.Progress in science needs controversial debates aiming at the best methods as basisfor objective, reliable and valid results approximating what could be the truth.