Sentence examples for fostering debate from inspiring English sources

The Stirling award may do some good by fostering debate on excellence in design and architecture.

Some people said that comments, when kept under control, could benefit science, fostering debate and displaying what Will Oremus, on Slate, called the "spirit of free inquiry that has always driven scientific discovery".

Under the motto "Land to the tiller," the students sought to limit property size and rights, and, by fostering debate on the issue of ethnicity, they confronted a problem marginalized by Haile Selassie.

In terms of fostering debate about the nature of our democracy, well, the impact is limited – and yet an attitude of "politics belongs to the experts", a hangover from the days of restricted suffrage, still lingers.

The roadmap to innovation [3] was constructed by the community-represented by DAN through years of consultations, fostering debate and continuous engagement via: themed meetings, sandpits, network awards (proof of concept projects) and strategic goals [3].

This is achieved by galvanizing the platform, fostering debate and seeking information that could support ideas that emerge.

But with H.I.V. drugs, the practice has been unusually contentious, fostering debates about questionable science, safety and profiteering, and concerns that thousands of Americans infected with H.I.V. cannot get the medications.

But he said he hoped the article would foster debate.

In institutions supposed to foster debate, non-neoclassical economists have been systematically purged from economics faculties.

Many say Facebook, which has 150 million members worldwide, is a healthy tool to foster debate.

The Economist is doing its bit to foster debate too, with a World Oceans Summit in San Francisco in February.