Sentence examples for further debate of from inspiring English sources

Most of these entries could warrant further debate of course.

We believe that further debate on the definitions of 'non-specific'generaleral wellbeing' and the use of corticosteroids in these contexts is merited.

The free nations should ask Russia to show cause why her curtain should not be abandoned-not as an approach to disarmament but as a precondition of further debate on anything at all.

A further debate on the feasibility of encouraging land use diversity in peri-urban zones is advocated.

Thursday's lopsided tally came minutes after the Senate voted 93 to 6 to cut off further debate on the dozens of amendments that Republicans had offered.

One of the report's authors, legal scholar David Martin, said at the council meeting that there is need for further debate on the scale of immigrant detention, and on alternatives such as ankle bracelets or parole.

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].

Revisions to the U.S. Patriot Act and the extent to which President G.W. Bush has exercised his powers to engage in surreptitious electronic surveillance without court-issued warrants in violation of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) will lead to further debates on the importance of privacy protection versus governmental power post 9/11.

With this manuscript the author hopes to provoke further debates on the crucial issue of conceptualising the field of 'global health'.

The UK government's spokesman for Wales, Lord Wallace of Tankerness, agreed to a call from Labour's Baroness Gale for a further debate following publication of part one of the Silk Commission's report, due in the autumn.

Placing prime importance on the functionality of body organs and their capacity to sustain life rather than on explicit consent of the individual will lead to further debate about rights of ownership and potentially to questions about financial incentives and to whom benefits should accrue.