Sentence examples for development and debate from inspiring English sources

Alternative, more democratic spaces nevertheless for technology development and debate.

Enactment of the policies by the United Network for Organ Sharing, which manages the transplant system under a federal contract, followed six years of halting development and debate.

The material devoted to the topic is too voluminous for anything more than a sketchy account of one line of development and debate.

Methods for reviewing qualitative research in a systematic way are still emerging, and there is much ongoing development and debate [ 11- 14].

We should note that, along with many areas in statistical genetics, this area is currently the subject of much methodological development and debate: as such, when the time comes to perform the analysis, the literature will be reviewed to formalize a specific analytic plan.

Straight talk, however, was not recognized as a distinct speech genre in English until the late 19th century, around the same time psychologists were identifying adolescence as a separate stage of development and debating how to manage it.

Finally, an approach rooted in Luhmann's systems theory provideslenses through which recent developments and debates can be viewed not necessarily asyet another crisis or a systemic failure of regulatory attempts, but on the contrary, asa new phase of regime autonomisation (Luhman, 1993, 1999; Fischer-Lescano 2003, Joerges 2006, Teubner 2012).

Berry is unlikely to become London's next mayor, but has a good chance of joining the Assembly, where Greens have a good record of airing alternative approaches to London's development and broadening debate.

After providing an overview of global population projections and describing exactly what is at stake, this article reviews the evolution of the population and development debate and the resultant family planning policies from the 1960s to present day.

However, the group setting facilitated the development of ideas and debate and moved the discussion into dimensions which individual interviews were unable to achieve.

A background paper covering recent research, policy developments and current debate relevant to the culture of scientific research in the UK, also written by the Nuffield Council on Bioethics Secretariat.