Sentence examples for further debate for from inspiring English sources

But their announcement has only spurred further debate, for it would make linguistic outsiders of the great majority of East Timorese, pushing them to the sidelines of national reconstruction.

FINANCING THE WAR IN IRAQ The Senate will take up three military financing bills -- the Defense Appropriations Act, the Defense Authorization Act and a war-financing supplemental one -- setting the stage for further debate on deadlines for troop withdrawals from Iraq.

(See Halpern and Hitchcock 2010 and forthcoming, as well as Blanchard and Schaffer forthcoming, for further debate about the need for a default/deviant distinction within causal modeling).

The cause of women bishops will now go to individual dioceses for further debate before returning to the synod for final approval some time in 2012.

How we can most effectively identify those who can be helped by offering an NN is still an open question and may be focus for further debate in the healthcare system and focus for further research.

The Senate vote tightened in the evening hours, as the Senate's privacy hawks worked to drum up support for further debate around the surveillance bill, opening the door for amendments that could limit the government's ability to use the loophole to surveil American citizens without first obtaining a warrant.

For further debate, there also should be a focus and sensitivity for how arts-based research and arts-based innovation influence and contribute to economic growth and thus may alter our models that underlie approaches to economic progress.

The need for further debate regarding whether 28 days is the optimum end-point for studies in severe sepsis was reinforced by our study.

In addition to structuring the health care process for the individual prisoner, there is a need for further debate on the issue of "care" versus "custody" that has been highlighted in the literature [ 13].

For this reason the article acts as a catalyst for further debate, and generates more questions than it answers.

Committee members could then make changes and either redirect it to a subcommittee for further research or send it to the House floor for further debate.