Sentence examples for debate creation from inspiring English sources

In the face of this dilemma, a constructivist teaching approach that relates evolution to the reality of the students seems the most effective path to follow (Jensen and Finley 1996; Alters and Nelson 2002; Zuzovsky 1994), coupled with incentives students debate, creation of concept maps, and greater historical richness in explanations (Alters and Nelson 2002).

In almost every bubble, there seems to be some form of innovation or insight that forces people to rapidly debate the creation of new economic value.

Rich countries refused to debate the creation of a debt restructuring mechanism and also prevented the introduction of a UN tax committee that would have given developing countries a say in global tax rules.

Another section asks prospective teachers to explain their view of the debate about creation and evolution.

Perhaps it's time for the Congress to debate the creation of new tax incentives to spur giving to certain charitable needs — as was done in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.

Unlike some contemporaries (such as Saint George Jackson Mivart) who sought a reconciliation between science and theology, he framed the debate over Creation and evolution in black-and-white, either/or terms and was unforgiving of colleagues who straddled the fence.

In a sense the debate over creation of an aggregator bank or nationalization is really a discussion over how much to expand policies begun during the Bush administration, officials said on Wednesday.

He is creating an all-party Commons group to debate the creation of a much larger European Free Trade Association - which currently includes non-EU states Norway, Iceland, Switzerland and Lichtenstein - which could replace the EU.

He's said he wants "every publicly funded Oklahoma school to teach the debate of creation vs. evolution".

"As far as the Founding Fathers were concerned, they'd already had the entire debate over creation and evolution, and you get Thomas Paine, who is the least religious Founding Father, saying you've got to teach Creation science in the classroom.

It is too conspiratorial to see in these debates the creation, in secret, of New Labour.