Sentence examples for debate lessons from inspiring English sources

492 pp. ISBN: 0-387-32909-9, $84.95 Heandh, Hazards and Public Debate: Lessons for Risk Communication from the BSE/CJD Saga C. Dora Geneva:World Health Organization Press, 2006.

After a seemingly endless series of debates, lessons had clearly been learned.

Events included peace-themed assemblies, debates, lessons, dances and dramas that addressed conflict drivers affecting school communities.

Bill Clinton himself may be history, but the Democrats still need to debate the lessons of his presidency.

But he believes the workshop sessions and the development work and helping him make more of a contribution to debate in lessons.

The addresses, amounting to a sharp repudiation of his own party as well as an unambiguous embrace of conservative ideology, come as Republicans debate what lessons should be drawn from the defeat.

Physics, particularly 20th century physics, does have one lesson to impart to the free will debate; a lesson about the relationship between time and determinism.

And the cryptography debates offer lessons for the development of other technologies.

Pondering such morally complex incidents from the annals of modern combat and debating the lessons they provide for the current crop of military leaders and foot soldiers is the aim of a new scholarly publication, the Journal of Military Ethics.

The scholars and activists who gathered here to toast those two decades strolled along the sunny banks of the Danube, listened to a special concert of Liszt and Mahler — and spent a lot of time debating the lessons of their revolution for the Arab Spring.

The UK parliament has also created this fact file and debate-based lesson plan that looks at the controversial methods employed by the suffragettes in the fight to secure the vote.