However, research is in a continuous debate on whether social enterprises are for-profit or not-for-profit.
One of our key observations is that the experts during the sessions, both on and off screens, engage in a continuous debate regarding the identification at hand, wherein they oppose each other, discuss, and confront.
The tensions and potential trade-offs between achieving large-scale interoperability and local requirements is likely to be the subject of continuous debate in England and beyond with no easy answers in sight.
The question surrounding potential trade-offs between large-scale interoperability and local requirements is likely to be the subject of continuous debate in England and beyond with no easy answers in sight.
It was to legitimise these reforms, which helped to strengthen the new Turkish state's new elites (and were the subject of continuous debate in Turkey over the next 80 years), that we were called upon to embrace and even imitate a rosy-pink – occidentalist – European dream.
The mechanisms of light emission are a subject of continuous debate in the biophotonic field (Popp et al. 1988; Cohen and Popp 1997; Kobayashi and Inaba 2000; Chang 2008; Brizhik 2008; Bajpai 2003).
Its enactment, following the longest continuous debate in the history of the U.S. Senate, enshrined into law the basic principle upon which our country was founded -- that all people are created equal.
Since 1992, the age limits of organised breast cancer screening have been subject to a continuous debate in Finland.
The question of what proportion of total healthcare costs should be financed from public resources and what proportion should be spent on pharmaceuticals is under continuous debate in Hungary [ 1].
There is a continuous debate in scientific literature on the ability of people with DD to represent symbolic (e.g., Arabic numerals) and non-symbolic (e.g., a group of dots with different quantities) numerical information.
