Sentence examples for debates in groups from inspiring English sources

The students carried out the debates in groups of four, with two members speaking in favour of the proposition and two against.

They simply cannot understand when you abandon a lesson entirely to focus on debating in groups.

In the next round, the winners again debate in groups of two the merits of the proposals, continuing in this manner until a winner emerges.

At the end of the course, students will work in groups to debate a selected topic on the use of genetic engineering in agriculture, to be announced during the course.nnPrerequisites: One course in biology and one course in economics are suggested.

Such pressure was often and hotly debated in our groups and irritated GPs, but how frequently it actually affects decisions remains to be studied.

Debate in working groups and in plenary sessions has to consider scientific and technical issues such as essential compositional requirements of the product (proteins, vitamins etc) together with wider matters including the scope of the standard, labelling requirements and even the name that is to be used.

And I talked about how in her book she has a chapter in which she talks about the other declarations of independence, and she really shows how on a local level people were getting together and debating as groups in towns, in counties: what do you think about independence and should we actually support this? — that that was actually a real debate.

The Greeks believed that character is fate, and Deutch's character includes love of teaching, of debate, of activity in groups, of pronouncing his opinions, of taking charge and making things happen and of promoting talent.

Together, we made it past security and onto the street, where I mounted a large stone monument to address the crowd as Ibrahim engaged in heated debates with groups of people within it.

"I can be extremely frustrated that the debates in the eurozone group are so much focused on the troubles we have.

Only one of the eight physicians had the necessary technical knowledge for true participation in the often very technical debates in the working group.