Sentence examples for debating differences from inspiring English sources

The executive branches have also become more cautious about publicly debating differences on issues such as Afghanistan, Iran and surveillance by the National Security Agency — even when there has been domestic pressure to criticize the other side openly.

The rules for resolving differences in open, liberal societies are to engage in dialogue, debate differences, and then achieve a solution through consensus or voting.

Instead of teaching students to debate differences and confront the objectionable, they offer cocoons sheltering them from discomfort or even thought.

In the next step we compared the three coding schemes, debated differences of opinion, and reached consensus on one scheme.

In contrast to the philosophical debate, differences between WLPT and EUT in legislation and daily medical practice are more unambiguous [ 7– 10].

Because debating political differences is part of the culture in a way that debating religious differences is not, two people entering into a relationship are likely to be more concerned with the former than the latter.

This is not just a question for theologians debating the differences between Sunni, Shiite and Sufi.

He shies away from shoddy arguments that are simply populist, not from debating serious differences with critics his own size.

Yet these three men have not had much to do with one another in public, either by debating their differences or joining forces to push for change.

For a minute the screen is blank; then she sends a message claiming that belief in words isn't really belief, and soon we're debating the differences in religion, faith and spirituality.

But at the very least we should be debating those differences as we proceed to target women exclusively for punishment.