Sentence examples for longstanding debates from inspiring English sources

My theory and empirical findings have important implications for longstanding debates in corporate law.

Second, a study of the impacts of the Abe government on longstanding debates about Japanese politics.

Here we set transition management in the context of longstanding debates in science and technology studies, technology assessment and deliberative democracy.

Those data are a vital national resource, with the potential to illuminate many longstanding debates in education.

As a result, longstanding debates over how to achieve national liberation — by comforting Israel or confronting it — have now been resolved.

The disclosure is likely to reignite longstanding debates in the US over the proper extent of the government's domestic spying powers.

The findings could help settle a longstanding debate about antidepressants.

But retention has been the subject of longstanding debate.

There is a longstanding debate among economists about the importance of confidence.

But in doing so, they have reignited a longstanding debate about the role of forced treatment.

The EP-3E debacle fuelled a longstanding debate within the military and in the Obama Administration.