Sentence examples for needs for discussion from inspiring English sources

This study will: a) shed light on the perceived difficulties and barriers to the comprehension and application of EBM; b) illustrate the needs for discussion, education and use of EBM to improve clinical practice of family doctors and; c) inform how EBM philosophy can be transmitted to future generations of family doctors as an approach to their education and clinical practice.

But one of the reasons there was so little need for discussion about the play – apart from Sam's temperamental aversion to discussing his plays anyway – was the very special nature of the acting company he was directing and the remarkable bond they had with Beckett.

In detail, I still see some need for discussion.

"If Greece doesn't fulfill certain things, we have the need for discussion," Mr. Pröll said.

Convinced that a broad platform was needed for discussion of rural issues - including representation from the communities themselves - he also joined the council of the Rural Forum.

There is a growing awareness of the need for discussion of advance directives (ADs) in the ambulatory setting, but rates of completion remain low.

"The issue of a free vote was raised in the Liberal party room today, however it was determined that more time was needed for discussion and this has been deferred to a special joint party room meeting later today".

Cardinal Mahony, whose Los Angeles archdiocese is the largest in the United States and who is considered one of the more liberal church leaders, differed with Cardinal Stafford on the need for discussion of that issue and of celibacy.

"Tim recognizes the need for discussion about what we're all making and seeing," Ms. Tillman wrote in an e-mail, "and that discourse itself is a part of how we see and what we make".

Jennifer Doudna, who first identified CRISPR/Cas9 as a gene-editing tool, delivered three lectures about the tool's rapid spread and the need for discussion about the ethics of its applications.

He laments the need for discussion of such distasteful matters, then adds a smirking commercial aside: 'This is the chapter that will be serialised first.' In return for the confidences of these hoity-toity ladies, he advertises their money-making enterprises.