Sentence examples for more comprehensive debate from inspiring English sources

Post-referendum Britain needs a more comprehensive debate on how it will cope with the challenges of global change, and how it will work with the international community to do so.

The other candidates, he implied, were playing catch-up.At some point, perhaps a more comprehensive debate could be had over the relationship between individual liberty and limited federal government.

The aim is to initiate a broader, more comprehensive debate across ontological and epistemological differences in this field of research.

On the question of who voters sided with in the more comprehensive debate over improving the city's public school system, [Chicago Teachers Union] scored a better than 2-1 ratioverer the mayor, who has had a testy relationship with the union's leadership.

In addition, the findings contribute at least to two more comprehensive scientific debates: firstly, they contribute to the debate about the legitimacy of decision making outcomes by not focusing on the outcomes but on the process itself.

This question is still debated and more comprehensive studies assessing the variability among samples, tissues and development stages are needed.

The bill has various exceptions for manual laborers and women who take successive maternity leaves, and it includes a promise of a new debate on a more comprehensive review of the French pension system in 2013, after the next presidential election.

Having analysed the literature on the matter, and several experiences, it becomes evident that the concepts of governance and landlord require more debate in order to reach a more comprehensive definition and its implementation.

The aim of this paper is, therefore, to provide a platform for debate that should lead to a more comprehensive understanding of what a Citizens' Observatory is, and how it can support environmental research and governance.

Sidgwick's treatment of that position was more comprehensive and scholarly than any previous one, and he set the agenda for most of the twentieth-century debates between utilitarians and their critics.

That will encourage debates and chit-chats that are more exhaustive, both in the sense that they will be more comprehensive but also more tiring.