The effort has already kindled debate between an industry trying to show itself as ecologically sensitive and skeptical activists who have now vowed to develop a rating system of their own in order to grade ski areas on their environmental conduct.
However, at Bretton Woods, their proposal for the bank received scant attention, while kindling debate and a lack of consensus not only over the name of the bank but more importantly, its focus on reconstruction (which the Europeans desired) versus development (which Latin Americans desired).
Although he says he might write the app one day, the main aim was to kindle a debate over the ever greater amount of easily available data that can change urban life.
My last interview had centred around a decidedly low-key iPad-versus-Kindle debate.
And it has kindled a debate about whether Hong Kong should relax its strict immigration controls.
"Not surprisingly, these movements have kindled a debate on their likely effects on trade.
The case kindled widespread debate in China, with some Internet users voicing sympathy for Mr. Ji and his ire with government officials.
Charles Fried's widely influential book Contract as Promise (1981) re-kindled this debate in American legal circles.
The report has kindled heated debate within Congress, the aerospace industry, and the White House regarding what direction the president should take.
His five interceptions in the past two games, coupled with his inability on a day when his protection was good to fling the ball downfield to his receivers, is sure to kindle the public debate about whether Pennington's backup, Kellen Clemens, should supplant him.
His plan, representing what he called a "deconstructed Star of David," with windows like slashes all across the shiny facade, kindled hot public debate.
