Sentence examples for debate project from inspiring English sources
As part of the Guardian's Big Ageing Population Debate project, we're hosting a hustings event in London on 5 March 2015, at which the three main political parties will lay out their plans for ageing population policy ahead of the next general election.
The need for UK major cities to have an integrated transport system such as London's has been a recurrent theme of the Guardian's year-long Big Transport Debate project, which culminated in last week's debate between the three main parties at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in Westminster.
The report was prepared by the Free Speech Debate project of the Dahrendorf Programme for the Study of Freedom, St. Antony's College, Oxford, in partnership with the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, University of Oxford, the Project on Democracy and the Internet, Stanford University and the Hoover Institution, Stanford University.
Cameron, on the other hand, no longer the brittle tyro of the first debate, projected the manner of a very British kind of conservative — eager to berate bankers for their wicked bonuses.
In effect, Mr. Hollande's commitment to negotiating a new pact for the battered euro zone seemed to challenge Ms. Merkel's dominance of the debate, projecting France as the vaunted champion of a wider movement of people no longer prepared to go along with threats to cherished living standards.
We treaded as we watched recaps of the debate projected onto the side of the building, and every time we got out of the pool a gang of hairy older guys stared at our junk.
During this time, he was the founder of the 2008 Presidential Debates Project, featuring Dick Morris, Sophia Nelson, The Heritage Foundation, Public Agenda and other prominent political figures and organizations.
Teachers assume the role of facilitators as students learn using demonstrations, games, debates, projects, case studies, just in time teaching and talking to peers.
As the field rapidly expands, the need for an internal discussion and debate about project management research increases.
If there was a free press or free public debate, this project would never have gone ahead.
