Sentence examples for merits debate from inspiring English sources

But having a merits debate about the operation of a clause of the Racial Discrimination Act does two things: it locks the political discourse into a contest about identity politics and it pushes many Australians into the opposite camp.

But polio had diminished by over 50percentt in the thirty years before the vaccine -- that's a pretty big fact in the polio story that you don't often hear and which merits debate.

Another finding that merits debate concerns the reduction in the risk of neonatal jaundice requiring phototherapy, which we found was the only beneficial effect of corticosteroids.

But while many of the thousands of bills introduced in Albany are far too arcane to have their merits debated at the kitchen table, this is surely an exception, in more ways than one.

It took the view that Channel 5 was pushing the boundaries of taste further than expected by television audiences, on a scale which merited debate.

Thus, given the uncertainty about whether the underlying causes of salmonid declines can be identified or remedied, an important societal question meriting debate is, when does one initiate and/or terminate captive breeding?

The question merits serious debate.

But whatever the merits, the debate might be more about human nature itself than the gadgets we now employ to express it.

Naturally, any proposed sacrifice of patient autonomy merits serious debate.

This issue merits further debate, particularly as parenteral formulations of these medicines are available and a route change is possible in these cases [ 13].

As we discover further stories that we think merit the debate – the debate that everyone says is necessary – then we will go on publishing.