Sentence examples for discussion of transition from inspiring English sources

Last Friday Bashar Jaafari, the chief Syrian government negotiator, again sought to move away from discussion of transition by handing De Mistura amendments to a 12-point plan issued by the UN in March.

Van Genne's discussion of "transition" begins with the sacred-profane dichotomy; according to Young's research, it is regrettable that the universality of this classification was questioned by Malinowski in 1913 (Young 2004 ch.12).12

The section 'Transition State Theory' is devoted to a discussion of Transition State Theory, its assumptions and some of its principal ingredients.

Discussion of transitions tends to remain qualitative, as compared to research on ecological transitions.

And finally, although Don says quite rightly we haven't had a lot of discussion on transition issues, this week and perhaps last week popped up for the first time this concept of compliance buyouts, which is a lot of money outside the system, at least potentially a lot of money outside the system.

In the remainder of this section we examine the trajectory that dominated participants' discussions of transitioning between family physicians.

Although I appreciate David Brooks's discussion of cultural transition and intermingling (column, June 28), I object to his use of the term "mutts" to describe multiethnic people.

Mr. Lehane said that the Bush camp's "rush to judgment" -- including its references to Mr. Bush as the "president-elect" and its discussion of a transition to the White House and possible cabinet appointments -- was an image control technique.

Mr. Cheney said that he "was given a clean bill of health" and that he planned to fly to Texas with Gen. Colin L. Powell and their wives for one day "for an extended discussion of the transition" with Gov. George W. Bush at his ranch outside Crawford.

I'll proceed to a discussion of career transition awards that have the considerable virtue of actually existing.

Though he clearly accepted the idea that humans evolved from ape ancestors, Darwin may have curtailed his discussion of this transition partly because of the evidence he wanted, but did not have: fossils of so-called missing links.