The magazine's profile of Elizabeth Gilbert a couple of weeks ago not only drew comments about that author's well-known book, "Eat, Pray, Love," but it also instigated a debate about readers' own intellects.
In an article entitled Plea Against Academic Conformism, a group of academics calling themselves "Christiane Schulte and friends" say they had wanted to instigate "a debate on why dedicated social criticism has become such a rarity in the humanities".
The MP Siobhain McDonagh, who instigated a debate in parliament about the issue earlier this month, said she had been inundated by people who had found perks and benefits cut ahead of the introduction of the new wage.
The natural gas reserves discovered in Israel in recent years have instigated a debate on sociopolitical, international political, security, and economic issues.
The presence of these mutations in PARK2, PINK1, and PARK7 has instigated a debate on the role of heterozygous recessive mutations as risk factors for disease.
The multimillionaire show became an instant phenomenon, attracting 23 million viewers and instigating a national debate about love and money.
After that date, however, the Canadian honours system was overhauled, and the Victoria Cross was eliminated from the official list of honours, instigating a decades-long debate on whether or not to reinstate the decoration.
His proposal has instigated a furious debate in India, with television channels even assembling panels to discuss it.Some thunder that the economist is condoning corruption.
Ministers should at the same time instigate a public debate in Britain on all the alternatives to current drug policy as part of the royal commission, recommends the report, Drugs: Breaking the Cycle.
