Sentence examples for informing debates from inspiring English sources
This contention over prayer and politicians who practice it (or at least those who tweeted that they "prayed" after hearing about the San Bernardino shooting) is really about the role of prayer in American public life and whether religion has a place in informing debates such as gun control in American society.
The interviews also have the potential to reveal people's attitudes towards different types of deaths; informing debates about what constitutes a 'good' and a 'bad' death and the provision of end-of-life care in the region.
Certainly, further information from studies accurately quantifying how much time is spent on activities to access unfunded drugs would be useful in informing debates generated by the last two questions.
The minister without portfolio also criticised "rightwing, nationalist escapism", which he said was informing debate on the issue.
The findings of this study, with 100% completion in each year, are important for informing debate on medical admissions, especially in the UK.
Such discoveries suggest that most of us possess less free will than we tend to think, and they may inform debates about our degrees of responsibility.
The committee had been charged by the United Methodist Church to study homosexuality to inform debates about laws governing same-sex unions and other issues.
Criticisms of Nishida's thought were a significant part of its development during his lifetime, and continue to this day to inform debates about its meaning and relevance.
Without attention to these deeper, and often deeply held, assumptions, informed debates about the future of work can quickly become polarised between all-good versus all-bad stories of the future.
The research has the potential to inform debates on musical performance, copyright, composition and musical analysis amongst other areas.
More broadly, the evaluation is intended to inform debates at the United Nations General Assembly on the delivery of humanitarian assistance.
