Sentence examples for exchange and debate from inspiring English sources

We used discussion boards and online sessions to exchange and debate ideas.

Where once they were preoccupied with establishing canons and disseminating facts, they are now as interested in stimulating cultural exchange and debate.

Not only did I make many wonderful discoveries within the Anglo-American canon (translations were excluded), the dialogue with our readers – passionate, instructive, confessional and sometimes vituperative – was also enriched by the exchange and debate surrounding a shared literary experience.

But if you are so afraid of personal freedom because of the abuse that you limit people's freedom too much, then you pay, I believe, an even greater price in a world where the whole economy is based on ideas and information and exchange and debate, and children everywhere dreaming dreams and feeling they can live their dreams out.

The Law School is a place for the open exchange and debate of ideas.

I believe in the freedom of expression as a way to empower individuals, to exchange and debate ideas and opinions within the boundaries of respecting one's identity.

Research on the attitudes and value systems of individuals with regard to cultural identity will be used to define communication strategies at the national and community levels, including strategies to deepen understanding through ongoing exchange and debates.

Their appearance afforded the opportunity for some genuine parliamentary-style exchanges and debate, which hitherto had been absent.

I first read about it in online pregnancy and parenting bulletin board communities, where first time moms and vets would exchange ideas and debate everything.

So too were new forms of corporate and academic organisation, such as the insurance firm Lloyd's of London and Britain's Royal Society.Indeed, the very arrival of the coffee-house a publicoffee-house al classes to gather, exchange gossipublicdebate the great issues of the day—was in itself a force for change.

Frenk et al. called "on the most important constituencies to embrace the imperative for reform through dialogue, open exchange, discussion, and debate" [17].