Sentence examples for debate relevant from inspiring English sources

Half way through the course, students will write a position paper, presenting the best arguments and optionally taking a side on a debate relevant to AI safety.

A very recent debate relevant to the rationality of delusions concerns the step from abnormal data gathered via perception and the delusional belief.

As a conceptual review, this paper will debate relevant learning theories to inform the development, design and delivery of an effective educational programme for simulated team training relevant to health professionals.

A background paper covering recent research, policy developments and current debate relevant to the culture of scientific research in the UK, also written by the Nuffield Council on Bioethics Secretariat.

Debates relevant to transdiciplinary and sustainability oriented teaching at the higher education level anticipate necessary transitions in curricula.

Tanya Sakzewski, a series producer for the Doha Debates, said: "This year we decided in a short time to hold debates in Tunisia and Egypt in order to be on the ground debating relevant issues in those countries.

As long as Harold and his team are clear on what the company stands for, Natural Foods can survive those storms and retain the access to government decision makers that gives it a place at the table in policy debates relevant to its business.

With broadband, you can watch, sure, but you can also participate (in debates relevant to you: PS3 vs. Xbox, the public option vs. something else, etc)., which is vital to having a fully informed citizenry.

Why is this debate still relevant today?

As we do with all our stories, we explored the wider debate with relevant context and represented a range of views.

Although significant attention will be devoted to the historical evolution of contemporary globalization, most discussions will center on issues of current debate and relevant policy implications.