Sentence examples for discussions are devoted from inspiring English sources

Panel discussions are devoted to subjects including the plight of low-wage workers and the difficulties the poor and the vulnerable face gaining access to health care.

At the WCVII 2012, among important lectures, several discussions were devoted to children and adolescent immunisation.

Behavioural scientist/Rotterdam The greater part of the discussions was devoted to guideline characteristics that impeded guideline use.

At the WCVII 2014, important lectures and several discussions were devoted to children and adolescent immunisation as well as adult vaccination among the elderly population.

Watching the bloviators discuss Obama's denunciation of Jeremy Wright today I was struck by how much discussion was devoted to whether this would make the Wright issue go away.

Though he had fine news to report to shareholders on Wednesday, most of the day's discussion was devoted to controlling the damage of Race Together.

A panel discussion was devoted to "Sousveillance Culture," sousveillance being the Situationist term for watching from below ("sous" means under in French) rather than monitoring from above.

The emphasis of the chancellor's budget speech is on taxation and the state of the economy, rather than on the detail of expenditures; public discussion is devoted mainly to the chancellor's tax proposals.

Following Vatican II, much theological discussion was devoted to such issues as the ordination of women, which is a divisive issue within the church and between the church and other Christian denominations.

This month at a Senate hearing on possible intelligence failures before the Sept. 11 attacks, much of the discussion was devoted to ways to reduce the rivalry between the agencies.

Much of the discussion is devoted to the concept of matter.