Sentence examples for model debate from inspiring English sources

As other regions of the world parts of continental and central Europe, for example— move towards the Anglo-Saxon shareholder-value model, debate between these sides has increasingly taken on global significance.Related items The good companyJan 20th 2005 The burdens of responsibilityJun 25th 2004 Face value: McKinsey's election battleFeb 27th 2003 Challenge at McKinseyMar 2nd 2000That is a pity.

The Huffington Post caught up with model Coco Rocha at the celebration of Autograph Collection's newest hotel Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas at the IAC building in New York City on Thursday, and she weighed in on the always-present "plus-size" model debate.

A mild examination of conscience among the model scouts, agencies, casting directors and designers was privately anticipated, without much hope of anything changing - in the same way that the endless skinny-model debate has resulted in little or no change in the industry.

This paper follows the scenarios and task models debate by reviewing the contributions of task modelling and scenario based approaches from a cognitive perspective.

Although strong evidence demonstrates the teratogenic effects of iAs in animal models, debate remains as to the effects on human congenital malformation (DeSesso 2001; Golub et al. 1998; Holson et al. 2000).

The Vitality Partnership in Birmingham, one of the models debated at the King's Fund primary care conference, is standardising procedures, has clinical peer review backed up by its own turnaround team, runs an effective patient records system which is gradually reaching local hospitals and has centralised, low-cost administration.

And if refusing to directly acknowledge women of color wasn't offensive enough, the idea of a body type trend piece is as troubling as the ready image of several tiny, white models debating the merits of large behinds.

"This model of debate is now adopted in Dubai," said Mhamed Biygautane, a research associate at the Dubai School of Government.

Helped by some of the longest-lived rhetoric of the century, he set the parameters for the model (and debate) for the next 60 years.

James Fishkin, a political scientist at the University of Texas, said that such efforts at Web democracy follow the model of debate in ancient Sparta called the Shout.

With the IT industry shifting from packaged software to a cloud-based service model, this debate becomes even more important.