Sentence examples for in current debates from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, many Christians – especially those with same-sex attraction – fear being greatly misunderstood in current debates.

With its long experience of alternative measures, Bhutan is now instrumental in current debates about national wealth and wellbeing.

The dissent by Justice Thurgood Marshall in the Bakke case, all but forgotten in current debates about affirmative action, addressed the need rather than the justification.

The thalidomide campaign was one of the high points in British journalism, even though it resulted from a legally dubious payment for confidential court documents, something to be remembered in current debates about the ethics of paying for information.

Mae M. Ngai, "Impossible Subjects: Illegal Aliens and the Making of Modern America," because it traces the ever changing political and juridical definitions of "citizen" and "alien," providing a historical perspective sorely lacking in current debates over immigration.

It's ironic in current debates about the economic crisis that those most wedded to the utopian view of laissez-faire capitalism are those who would nearly ensure — however unwittingly — its destruction.

Nearly every element in current debate has its origins in June 1967: United Nations Resolution 242, land for peace, a Palestinian state, controversies over settlements, proposals for Jerusalem.

Nitschke has little interest in current debate about how legislation can be changed to allow the terminally ill to end their life.

It can be noted that the attention to digital technology in current debate is often linked to an increasingly wide discovery of the materiality of the city and its public spaces.

We recall here the argumentation in order to through light on the important ethical and clinical issues arising from institutionalized health insurance, an important point which appears to be underestimated in current debate on social insurance systems.

Vietnam thus offers material for both sides in current debate over troop levels in Afghanistan.