Sentence examples for explore and debate from inspiring English sources

Youth groups around the country provide the perfect platform for young people to explore and debate the issues they care about in detail, through thoughtful exploration of the facts and helpful challenge from their peers.

Over coming weeks, we shall explore and debate our new five giants.

Pop music was the perfect forum in which to explore and debate it.

Our businesses will be recognised as an authority on the implications and opportunities that sustainability presents and will also, wherever possible, give our audiences a platform to explore and debate these issues for themselves.

The aim is to explore and debate issues of injustice, inequality, and racial exclusion in ways that have broader resonance for urban America and will open new terrains for constructive action.

For example, students explore and debate the merits of infant baptism versus the idea of an adult baptism or whether Brit Milah (the Jewish rite of circumcising eight day-old boys) celebrates 3,000 years of tradition or takes away the child's right to decide for them self whether to be faithful to the religion of their ancestors.

Ralph Reed, the chairman of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, said that Mr. Romney's Mormonism has been less of a hindrance for him in South Carolina because the issue was explored and debated in 2008.

The nature of the relationship between reason and faith was being explored and debated across the continent, and Aquinas would ultimately become one of the most influential thinkers on this topic.

Instead, he will chair a committee that will make recommendations to the German culture minister, Monika Grütters, "on how the Humboldt­ Forum, drawing on the outstanding resources of the Berlin collections, can become a place where different narratives of world cultures can be explored and debated".

The two men – both old friends of MacGregor's – will join him on a committee to be chaired by the British Museum director, which will make recommendations to the German government on "how the Humboldt­ Forum, drawing on the outstanding resources of the Berlin collections, can become a place where different narratives of world cultures can be explored and debated".

In collaboration with Mozilla, Stanford Center for Internet and Society have convened experts from law enforcement, criminal defense, privacy and surveillance law, and computer science for a series of conversations in which participants have explored and debated the complex issues associated with government hacking.