Dr. Caputo, a political scientist, said the debate fit neatly into the university's expanding emphasis on public policy and civic engagement, which is also part of its strategic plan to move up in the highly competitive college rankings.
Considering the existence of pastoral, semi-pastoral, agro-pastoral and mixed-farming communities in the region, it is difficult to clearly point out exactly how these two debates fit into policy actions without having sizeable evidence.
As she has done repeatedly, Ms. Picoult dramatizes an argument fit for a debating team.
Their letters to the press were too angry, and too long, to pass muster with editors looking for a calm debate that fit the allotted column inches.
Or, I should say, budget-minded theater, for never has a topic of debate so fitted its mode.
For the three years and three days that Julia Gillard was prime minister of Australia, we debated the fit of her jackets, the size of her bottom, the exposure of her cleavage, the cut of her hair, the tone of her voice, the legitimacy of her rule and whether she had chosen, as one member of Parliament from the opposition Liberal Party put it, to be "deliberately barren".
While welfare state theory had been dominated by welfare policy analysis with debates around fitting countries to typologies [ 21, 22], local welfare systems have received increasing attention.
The most expensive legacy of the Fits debate may not be the LGA's lost millions but an ambitious project aimed at improving energy efficiency, cutting fuel poverty and meeting the country's carbon reduction targets, put on hold down to a lack of trust.
(NL) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the SWIFT debate very clearly fits within the wider discussion on the high-wire balancing act between the fight against terrorism on the one hand and the protection of fundamental human rights and privacy on the other.
If Mr. Santorum is preparing a new debate strategy to fit his new popularity, he must be fitting it in between his many events.
