Sentence examples for debate to develop from inspiring English sources

"The block that has been happening through the Platini scenario has not allowed a debate to develop," he told the Guardian.

As The Weekly Standard has previously written, what we need now are conservative policymakers with the courage to do the right thing, take the conservative approach, and engage in constructive debate to develop the best possible climate policies.

These ought to be, above all, places that protect and encourage candid debate to develop and keep alive the scientific method of critical thinking that should not surrender itself to the pleasures and marvels promised by novel technologies.

But it is our civic responsibility to have educated, well-informed, and non-hysterical debate, and to develop solutions that are fundamentally respectful of human and civil rights.

Either way, a debate is starting to develop around the UK's policy on hostages.

Residents have protested against both of these projects, part of a broader debate over how to develop Gowanus sustainably and inclusively.

At a debate over whether to develop formal rites for same-sex weddings, 50 people testified in favor and 6 against.

Only 4percentt of Mexicans now have access to the Internet, but the number is expected to grow rapidly, placing Mexico in the middle of a global debate about how to develop its emerging technology market.

This long-standing debate prompted Alexander to develop an Aristotelian concept of fate by identifying it with the natural constitution of things, including human nature (On Fate, ch. 2 6).

The present paper examines farmers' rationale for participation in AEM against the backdrop of continued debate over whether to develop relatively simple measures that can be readily applied by many farmers or give greater priority to measures that are more targeted – i.e. to the specific management requirement of particular habitats or species – but are often more complex.

Such debate helps us to develop better policies like Oregon's Death with Dignity laws, which include safeguards confining euthanasia to terminally ill patients with doctor-certified control of their mental capacities.