Sentence examples for discussed the desirability from inspiring English sources
In 1973, the ALP national conference even discussed the desirability of replacing the Anzac ceremony with a "Day of Peace".
I was a member of the cabinet that first discussed the desirability of making back-seat safety belts compulsory.
The two men also discussed the desirability of addressing any concerns about Google's business practices without going through all of the steps in previous cases, these people said.
European scientists had for many years discussed the desirability of a new, rational, and uniform system to replace the national and regional variants that made scientific and commercial communication difficult.
While the administration has discussed the desirability of a democratic Iraq, the pledge to the opposition comes at a particularly important juncture as the United States faces questions internationally and in Congress about its ultimate aims if Mr. Hussein is overthrown.
They discussed the desirability of network neutrality and network regulation in the context of US foreign policy, the ways to balance user privacy with the growing needs of law enforcement agencies; and the emerging threats to freedom of expression that are inherent in the technical design as well as the business imperatives of today's Web.
Army intelligence officials began discussing the "desirability" of covertly dosing people with LSD during actual interrogations.
Discussing the desirability of such "information operations" in his 2001 book, retired USAF Lt Col George Crawford noted that voters tend to view these sorts of programs with suspicion.
Until the Japanese understood that the decision was really about the direction of the business, and that there was need for a decision on that, they did not once, among themselves, discuss the desirability of the joint venture, or the terms on which it might be set up.
Therefore, at the 2001 International Workshop on Opportunistic Protists held in Cincinnati, Ohio, approximately 50 researchers from around the world, including clinicians, epidemiologists, and laboratory scientists, met to discuss the desirability and appropriateness of retaining the currently used trinomial nomenclature system, as opposed to assigning (or using) new species names.
