Sentence examples for debating the thesis from inspiring English sources

THE PRIME MINISTER: THE OFFICE AND ITS HOLDERS SINCE 1945.By Peter Hennessy.Allen Lane, The Penguin Press; 720 pages; £25FOR almost 40 years students of British politics have been debating the thesis propounded by the late Richard Crossman, an Oxford don and Labour minister, that cabinet government has been superseded by prime ministerial or quasi-presidential rule.

That's way up from a low of $30 but investors are still debating the thesis that a recovering global economy will give way to higher crude prices as industrial demand picks up.

His Church-Turing Thesis coupled with Godel's Incompleteness Theorems still has philosophers debating the existence of universal constraints around human knowledge.

Reuchlin and other masters of this new syncretism looked back to Pico as their model; German theologians and biblical scholars were still debating his theses when the young Immanuel Kant began teaching in Königsberg.

Antonio Lacquaniti, MD, graduated with vote 110/110 cum laude in medicine and surgery at the University of Messina (Italy) on July 27, 2006 debating an experimental thesis on "Stem Cells in Uremia".

He intervened decisively in the impassioned debate aroused by the thesis of the young American political scientist Daniel Jonah Goldhagen in the late 1990s, that German national identity was indelibly stamped with "eliminationist antisemitism" from the outset.

This substitution, unfortunately, led to countless (and continuing) debates about whether the thesis of natural selection is a substantive claim about the real world or simply a tautology (a statement, such as "All bachelors are unmarried," that is true by virtue of its form or the meaning of its terms).

Investors spend a lot of time debating their theses.

In mid-September, an HSBC report defended the thesis, sparking fresh debate but resolving very little.

3. A long running philosophical debate about Artificial Intelligence is centered on the thesis that processes of the mind could be generated by computational structures (McCorduck 1979).

The thesis is now the subject of a vigorous debate among economic experts and policymakers.