Sentence examples for element of debate from inspiring English sources

An element of debate is the meaning of the doubled mutation rate of the Ebolavirus occurred during the West African outbreak.

In Europe and Africa, where she first became involved with Model U.N., she said the focus is more on the academic element of debating.

The Palestinian and Arab media, which have been so blindly and nihilistically supportive of suicide bombings, are now displaying elements of debate and dissent on the topic.

The use of snipers has been one of the contentious elements of debate over the events that convulsed Bangkok with violence.

In advance of that decision the issues need to be fully debated, and an essential element of the debate will be an understanding of how the UK might conduct itself if and when we leave.

Therefore, not only the overall level of investment but also the allocation of funds between the different modes of transport and the resulting effects on the modal split are key elements of debates on transport masterplans.

There are those who argue that misogyny is hardwired into both the principles and the policy objectives of the hard-left, and the evidence is there in issues such as the legalisation of sex work, a debate where the ascription of misogyny can become the live element of the debate, leapfrogging the issue itself.

An investigation of the economic implications and the economic costs of CCD is an important element of the debate.

Another element of that debate, officials said, centered on how Dr. Albright should word her description of America's troubled encounters with Iran throughout the cold war.

But he remained silent over the most contentious element of the debate: whether the investing should be done by the Government or through accounts established by individual workers.

Only the subsequent "narrow but deep" element of the debate suggested that the more people knew about GM the more worried they became.