Sentence examples for point for discussing from inspiring English sources

Nowhere in the world has the repeal of existing human rights protections been a starting point for discussing a proposed bill of rights.

That's a starting point for discussing the need for, and nature of, any response.

In RV's case specifically, he says, the firm served as a jumping off point for discussing how the "falling cost of starting firms has democratized access to funding".

What is more, a premise is implied in these social contracts that goods or money can be borrowed, that is, under certain conditions and for a designated period of time, one party can transfer its property to another party free of charge, which has been the essential point for discussing the internal mechanism of realizing contract relations.

It also created an anchor point for discussing the theme with others.

But it does provide a bipartisan starting point for discussing disaster response.

Certain religious symbols and practices, such as the headscarf, halal food, or the construction of minarets, have proven to be focal points for discussing state responses to Muslim demands for public recognition.

Models were created separately using data from the two most natural time points for discussing prognosis with a patient in clinical practice: immediately prior to care (pre-treatment predictor models) and following completion of care (post-treatment predictor models).

"We'd like it to become the one point of access for discussing contemporary news topics – beyond the limits of single publishers, regional borders, or devices", says Franz.

The Great Depression in the US has been a common reference point for commentators discussing the latest financial crisis.

This definition continues to serve as a starting point for others discussing the behavioural ecology of plants (e.g. Karban 2008; Cahill and McNickle 2011).