Sentence examples for debate on the implications from inspiring English sources

John McDonnell, MP for Hayes and Harlington, has tabled an Early Day Motion calling for a public debate on the implications of the cuts before any final decisions are made.

September 21, David Clark: The debate on the implications of last week's terrorist atrocities in the US has provoked a typically unthinking response from sections of the political right.

I also note that America aims for global military supremacy and assumes the role of world policeman even though we have never had a serious debate on the implications for a democratic society of the imperial role, including the matter of whether we can afford it.

The debate on the implications of last week's terrorist atrocities in the US has provoked a typically unthinking response from sections of the political right: these were acts of pure evil to which a more assertive application of western power is the only necessary response; there are no other conclusions to be drawn and anyone who suggests otherwise is an "apologist for evil".

This has generated an extensive debate on the implications of the dwarfism of the entrepreneurial system in Italy's development.

With regard to IPR impact specifically, I conducted a qualitative analysis of the ongoing debate on the implications of strong IPR regulations for industrial policy and economic development.

The rescoring of these items could be explained in the context of the long history of debate on the implication of midpoints in rating scales [ 44].

While smart and thoughtful people on all sides of this issue will no doubt engage in impassioned debates on the implications, I hope that the majority of Americans who have no dog in the hunt will side with Dr. Shah and his team.

Unsurprisingly, this has led to a forceful debate, centered on the implications of common ownership, and the reliability of the research purporting to show its effects.

Policy-focused debate on the regulatory implications of the changing media world.

The BA seemed to be built on an inflexible culture and internal structure, too reliant on industrial sponsorship to positively challenge debate on the social implications of science.