Sentence examples for discussion around the world from inspiring English sources

His pupils came to occupy leading positions in German universities, and his views were the subject of discussion around the world.

In an era of acute globalisation fatigue, where sovereignty is now a potent part of domestic political discussion around the world, any national government has to try to counter the retrograde forces of racism and xenophobia with reassuring messaging about border security.

Pope Francis' first apostolic exhortation, Evangelii Gaudium, provoked heated discussion around the world for its direct criticism of political and economic systems that leave the poor behind.

Some of the conversations will be led by me, and my New Yorker colleagues, but we also invite you to jump in and start discussions around the world of movies.

"Contemporary art, and art museums, play a central role in sparking thoughtful discussions around the world in which we live".

I think it is great that both of you are doing so much to create meaningful discussions around the world and educate others about a variety of topics.

The evidence generated by the GBD on the basis of comparable health estimates by year, age, and sex for 249 causes from 195 countries and territories, represents an important "global public good" as it informs current and future health policy discussions around the world.

Audience members tweeted and blogged about discussions, while, around the world, a global audience joined the Global Conversation, a 24-hour 'conversation' during which thousands of people joined events in New York.

Teacher professional development (PD) has been in high demand during the last decade, and the design and dissemination of new PD models have been the impetus for discussion among educators around the world.

Sir Ken Robinson's famous animated articulation continues to ground the discussion, but all around the world, local innovators are springing up to perpetuate real change in great knowledge exchanges.

"By changing the synod methodology and making sure the assembly's candid, sometimes contentious discussion was heard around the world, the pope showed he was not afraid of real debate," said John Thavis, author of the bestselling 2013 book "The Vatican Diaries".