Sentence examples for debate existing from inspiring English sources

Mitt Romney escalated his criticism of the Obama administration in the aftermath of the protests and violence in Cairo and Benghazi, in what a senior Romney advisor called "an opportunity and a chance for us to debate existing administration policy".

Opposition from some EU states to draft GM authorisations is "usually not based on science but on other considerations reflecting the societal debate existing in the country," the commission argues.

There is self-interest on both sides of this debate: Existing laws do often shut out new, disruptive sharing-economy companies, yet sweeping away those regulations would clearly benefit those sharing-economy companies and their investors too, removing the barriers to further, rapid growth towards their goals of lucrative exits via acquisition or IPO.

Facilitated open group discussion sessions allowed participants to discuss and debate existing evidence; consider barriers to implementation and factors influencing local appropriateness; propose and clarify recommendations; and identify their logic and importance.

But first, the five-person expert panel debated existing definitions.

Although Duchin and her associates are debating existing metrics, they are also interested in developing new ones.

A broader debate on existing allocation rules seems worthwhile given a universal the interplay between limited resources and growing need for scarce healthcare resources.

Researchers debated whether existing regulatory and ethical frameworks are sufficient to guide the development of this technology, and reported that much more needs to be learned about the ecological effects of gene drive, the specificity of gene drive targets, and the ability of researchers to effectively spread a genetic change through a population, or a species.

Bacon's battle against scholasticism would today take the form of a collective debate about the existing idealised vision of science and scientists.

Lastly, the classic value based analysis (VBA) unleashes the existing debate on the choice between parametric and nonparametric methods [11].

The purpose is to stimulate debate so that existing economic techniques may be refined or new methods developed.