The phrase "drive a discussion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to leading and initiating a conversation on a particular topic. For example, "My boss encouraged me to drive the discussion about our new marketing strategy during the meeting."
That gives Democrats something to get behind and drives a discussion, putting the issue on the agenda for the next couple of years.
There are many reasons for Apple to ignore the tech this year, which I will get to in a moment, but one major factor could drive an earlier discussion of 5G than expected: Apple's growth markets, particularly in China.
92ND STREET Y The playwright Paula Vogel, who won a Pulitzer for "How I Learned to Drive," moderates a discussion about the theatre with the young dramatists Sarah Ruhl, Jordan Harrison, Kate Fodor, Michael Friedman, John Dempsey, Rinne Groff, Sarah Treem, and Adam Bock.
Lincolnshire's chief information officer, Judith Hetherington Smith, said the pre-tender document would drive a series of preliminary discussions, with options on the table including the possibility of some services being delivered in-house.
But three principal considerations drove this discussion, as they should drive any discussion about intervening to prevent future disease: risk/benefit trade-offs; the magnitude of any likely effect; and the quality of underlying evidence.
We are inclined to care about the life choices other people make and to compare them with our own; to get emotionally caught up in stories of their conundrums; to want to discuss them and, sometimes, to let our passionate involvement drive on a discussion that has exhausted any other rational purpose.
Hapless Hackers What we do know is that, while there are evildoers out there, they're not always that bright, as evidenced by a German hacker who deleted his own hard drive after a discussion board tussle.
The World Economic Forum, the Detroit Auto Show and CES all occurred recently, and each has driven a great deal of discussion around self-driving cars.
