Sentence examples for external debates from inspiring English sources

It also means becoming much more actively involved in external debates and in the media on social issues that shape their business context.A starting point may be for CEOs to articulate publicly the purpose of business in less dry terms than shareholder value.

The ACWF continues to have internal and external debates about the NGO title.

Brown, the Caltech astronomer, frets that mixing the scientific community's internal politics with polarizing external debates may be counterproductive.

One has only to think of forums such as Mumsnet to see how our internal dialogues can be reflected in external debate.

Which of your subject experts are part of a wider debate about future skills in their fields – they may not be senior in their teams but they may already be connected to the external debate?

Eventually, after much internal and some external debate, he began to give them a new wonder-drug, L-dopa, that had proved remarkably effective in treating regular Parkinson's patients.

The Democrats' recent defeats have been the source of internal and external debate since the party bottomed out in 2016.

The professional status of nursing often is subjected to both internal and external debate.

Interestingly, this observation was most prominent with participants from MSF, who emphasised active internal and external debate on humanitarian issues and transparency as part of the organisation's culture.

So, to an important degree, does the internal versus external devaluation debate.

Whether health workers are 'over-' or 'under-paid,' relative to some external standard – and debate on how to approach this issue continues in the literature [ 31] – is not the sole point.