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Initially it was reported that the Liberal Party would not contest the seat if Percy Allsopp was the only Conservative candidate, but a meeting of the local executive could not reach a consensus: some believed that as the area was so strongly Conservative, a large loss would be damaging to the party, while others wanted to generate a debate on Home Rule.
The recent discovery of ultraconserved elements [34] has generated a debate on the extent to which sequence conservation reflects functional importance.
The intrinsic complexity of the phenomenon, along with the wide diversity of its expression across the animal kingdom, has generated a debate on the defining features that make up the process [1] [8].
"We hope to generate a debate". · This article was amended on Wednesday September 26 2007.
President-elect Trump has said that "for every one new regulation, two old regulations must be eliminated". A two-for-one policy will pose analytical and operational challenges, but has the potential to impose some needed discipline on regulatory agencies, generate a constructive debate on the real impacts of regulations and ultimately lead to more cost-effective achievement of public priorities.
Despite analytical and operational difficulties, the President-elect's two-for-one proposal has the potential to impose some needed discipline on regulatory agencies, generate a constructive debate on the real impacts of regulations, and ultimately lead to more cost-effective achievement of public priorities.
His findings, building on his experience in three cabinet posts, are likely to generate a wide debate on welfare reform and will be expanded on the BBC Today programme tomorrow.
Privately, many senior British politicians support the initiative to try to help generate a new debate on drugs – but publicly they are invisible.
Bring the government into litigation will also generate a public debate on slavery and the role its legacy continues to play in our society.
This case should not only be a catalyst for halting the execution of the mentally retarded, but it should also generate a broader debate on the inexcusable delays by state courts in death penalty appeals.
