Sentence examples for high-level debate from inspiring English sources

"It has lost its usefulness as a focal center of high-level debate about Democratic policy".

Martin Weitzman, a Harvard economist who has been driving much of the recent high-level debate, offers some sobering numbers.

A team-taught course offers opportunities to model high-level debate between advanced scholars, "demonstrating how two equally competent people might legitimately disagree," Landy said.

Kutesa said more effort was needed to empower women, and that he would be convening a high-level debate on this issue in February.

After weeks of high-level debate at the Justice Department over how aggressively to prosecute the case, the grand jury brought charges that largely mirror the accusations that the authorities first made against her after her arrest on April 9.

It was talk like this that moved the Council to its first high-level debate on the thorny subject of when it has the right to intervene to save citizens, even if that means intruding on national sovereignty.

The CSW outcome document will be seen as the policy position for women's rights in high-level debates about post-2015 development.

As well as regular content published on the network, we will be running high-level debates on the future of transport at all three major party conferences in the autumn, preceded by a debate in the heart of Westminster.

Second, despite Li's absence and the generally falling fortunes of qigong and Falun Gong, most Falun Gong followers in China continued to believe that their practice was completely legal, as high-level debates on the subject within the government had been inconclusive.

The entire series, "Anglo-America in the Transatlantic World," engages the major organizing themes of the subject through a collection of high-level, debate-inspiring essays, inviting readers to think anew about the complex ways in which the Atlantic experience shaped both American societies and the Atlantic world itself.

These high-level debates require reasoning that bears little resemblance to the computational processes of ACME or Copycat.