Sentence examples for practical debate from inspiring English sources

Lib Dems insist that voters don't like ideological argument; they are more engaged by the practical debate on how to get things done.

There is a similarly practical debate to be had about the jurisprudence of the European court of human rights, which has sometimes been uneven and has occasionally pushed its boundaries too far.

Capitalism has triumphed in the intellectual and practical debate: every other system has been broadly discredited.

Rather, they are moved by the practical debates of the times.

Thus, two practical debates still remain regarding for the adjuvant treatment of the intermediate-risk group.

The decision to pare down books is provoking a practical intellectual debate among writers, publishers and archivists, and among its most provocative aspects is whether this sort of slice-and-dice Web publishing is an early step toward eliminating paper versions of some books.

Those of us who argued that we were now in a very Keynesian world were definitely marginalized in practical policy debates.

"In a practical way, the debate within the A.N.C. really does not affect what we are doing," said Dr. Ayanda Ntsaluba, the director general of South Africa's Department of Health.

The O'Connor opinion's insistence on deference to state judgments was so strong that as a practical matter the debate over whether there is a theoretical point at which a state might make an unconstitutional choice is now moot.

After this initial exploration, visitors were guided by museum educators through the four exhibits by means of which the four conceptual frameworks were put on display, and there they were engaged in practical experiences and debate.

Noting contrary arguments (such as those put forth by Schuck and Smith, Rodriguezz says that "For all practical purposes, this debate has been resolved.