Sentence examples for ongoing debate around from inspiring English sources

The British Medical Association, the RCN and other professional organisations are achieving change and asserting their position in the ongoing debate around funding cuts and austerity measures.

This article was amended on 9 May 2016, to more correctly reflect ongoing debate around responsibility for starting the Stonewall riots.

Acton-Smith says Mind Candy has been following the ongoing debate around the use of in-app purchases in apps for children, but didn't rule it out for future Moshi apps.

The findings also feed in to the ongoing debate around career opportunities for people from lower income families with Julie Walters recently telling the Guardian that she would not have a chance of making it as an actor if she was starting out today.

Just before he gave his speech, we had the chance to sit down with Senator Franken to discuss the current status of the ongoing debate around net neutrality, and why it's important that the public becomes involved in the campaign.

The public opinion dynamics research, which was conducted more than a year ago — and published today in the journal of Global Challenges — is especially timely, given ongoing debate around the role social media platforms are playing in spreading fake news and other misinformation.

Some might argue we have too much on our plates with the multiple ongoing debates around food trends.

Both were methodological discussion papers which engaged with recent and ongoing debates around quality of qualitative research.

Despite the ongoing debates around whether working with men and boys diverts from working with women and girls and can truly advance women's rights, only Flood (this issue) directly engages with these debates.

This reflects recent thinking about the importance of shared decision making about medication by service users and clinicians [ 53, 54], ongoing debates around issues of treatment concordance and adherence [ 51, 55], as well as research that links therapeutic relationship with medication adherence [ 56].

Ongoing debate centers around whether these regressive traits arise as the result of neutral evolutionary processes, or rather by natural selection of 'constructive' traits that arise at the expense of eyes and pigmentation.