Sentence examples for enter into debates from inspiring English sources
The INMG has discussion pages where we respond to criticism or enter into debates about the work on display.
Fringe events place a panel of experts with a relevant MP and enter into debates with an audience of conference pass holders (in other words, anyone).
The next phase of the contest will be gruelling, as they enter into debates full of hard-truths and inevitable personal attacks, while the media scrutiny into their private lives is likely to intensify.
When faced by the big questions that draw people to faith, all too often the self-righteous atheists' defence is to decline to enter into debates with the religious, by turning their own lack of reflection on such matters into a hallmark of maturity.
As Taser CEO Rick Smith toldFortune in 2011, "We don't enter into debates about policy, we just make the equipment.
All of the panelists and participants, were, not only extremely knowledgeable about the topics covered, but also eager to enter into debates about issues like meaningful use, health care policy, patient empowerment, and the cloud.
If we apply the republic of science here and use the scientific method rather than of trying to shut down and shout down and punish anybody who wants to enter into debate about it.
His public presence there — at a show about the interplay of new presidents, vice presidents and citizens — was a tacit acknowledgment of his willingness to enter into debate.
Universities are one of the few places in the world where all students are encouraged to seek opportunities for intercultural interaction, to enter into debate, to increase critical thinking, and to become informed citizens.
Jean-Claude Jean-Claude Junckerof the Europresidentissiof, will firstheivEuropean Commissionill then enter into debate will MEPs.
