In order to do this, we must listen to them and, once genuinely common concerns have been expressed, debate an appropriate common response.
Apart from some vague ideas about integrated care and service transformation, no clear reason for these changes has been expressed or debated.
That there is truth in both viewpoints argues that both should be openly expressed and debated — not simply out of equity, but for the edification of all.
26 27 Our commitment to different values may be expressed overtly, via debates and discussions about these values; but debates around such issues are rare in the literature on breast screening.
"The home secretary is going to carefully examine his findings and also take into account the views of parliament that have been expressed in recent debates.
In practice, this cultural component of decentralization may be expressed through normative debates surrounding, for example, the definition of the political community or the recognition of national pluralism through symbolic gestures or asymmetric territorial autonomy.
The beginning of the platform as a space that is open to all to express and debate views, instead of a hate-filled pit where members of minority groups are threatened, abused and taunted.
The university understands that, of course, people will react in different ways to this award and DMU respects their right to express and debate opinion".
Should you choose to pass beyond the content warning, the classroom especially the seminar setting of most undergrad tutorial sessions is a sacred place for expressing and debating any and all ideas.
In efforts to achieve a resolution, practitioners began to express the debate as a clash between empiric and theoretical modes of reasoning, giving the medical establishment and many members of the college cause to be particularly alarmed.
