Sentence examples for developing debate from inspiring English sources
The Chancellor is playing his usual canny role in the developing debate.
During the developing debate on Wikipedia, there were some harsh words, mockery and acts of vandalism.
Special emphasis will be placed on a developing debate over the extent to which private speech restrictions-enforced by schemes as varied as collaborative junk email filtering and third-party content ratings systems-can and should be scrutinized for their impact on free expression.
Special emphasis will be placed on a developing debate over the extent to which private speech restrictions--enforced by schemes as varied as collaborative junk email filtering and third-party content rating systems--can and should be scrutinized for their impact on free expression.
While the views may differ, there is widespread agreement that Mr. Perle has become a central figure in the developing debate in the Senate over the terms of a new arms control agreement being put together by Soviet and American negotiators in Geneva.
"Much of this developing debate relates to how one interprets the past," Feroli said.
The event will translate participatory discussion into concrete action proposals by organizing as a mock legislative body to develop, debate, and decide on proposals for moving forward with Iceland's constitutional change process.
Great Debate: Developing Argumentation Skills: In this 2010 lesson, students consider the characteristics of effective debate and learn about various formats.
Issues are to be developed, debated and amended directly by party members through Liquid Feedback, an open source platform developed in Berlin.
This seminar is intended primarily for non-science freshmen who should learn how some really big ideas were developed, debated, and then demonstrated to be correct.
Consequently, infrastructural assemblages 'evolve and mutate as new ideas and knowledges emerge, technologies are invented, organisations change, business models are created, the political economy alters, regulations and laws are introduced and repealed, skill sets develop, debates take place, and markets grow or shrink' (Kitchin & Lauriault, 2014: 7).
