Sentence examples for lay discussions from inspiring English sources

"Philosophers Notwithstanding, Kansas School Board Redefines Science" (Nov. 15): The extremists on the political left and their literary and academic allies took objectivity out of lay discussions of science some time ago.

This institutional plurality served multiple purposes, including (i) allowing lay stakeholders to brainstorm a general reconstruction plan, (ii) avoiding the conflation of technical and lay discussions, (iii) reaching out to evacuees who were not able to participate, and (iv) educating citizens on town planning in hopes of nourishing a participatory culture in the long run.

But her interpretation of the First Amendment and the Constitution generally speaks to a distressing misconception that rears its head too often in lay discussions of constitutional rights.

Mandela's courtesy in small things derived more widely from his underlying belief that the way forward for South Africa lay in discussion and reconciliation.

At Meyer's Farm in Woodbury, a 10-acre farm the Meyer family has farmed since 1924, Pete Meyer said much discussion lay ahead before the family sold development rights or entered into a government-sponsored preservation program.

We decided that night perhaps resolution lay not in discussion but in action.

As well as reporting on its findings the authors draw out some implications of the study for social scientific and policy discussions concerning lay diagnosis, lay expertise and the concept of an expert patient.

In Britain, discussions about lay cancer education began in the early twentieth century, largely spurred by Charles P. Childe's 1906 book The Control of a Scourge.

Possible 'mismatches' in the ethnic Dutch intervention will be identified through literature review, interviews and focus group discussions with lay people from Turkish descent.

What actually constitutes the remit provided endless hours of discussion, and lay at the heart of the entire selection process.

Turing's discussion helped lay the foundations for computer science, which seeks to design, build, and understand computing systems.